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First Amendment Concerns Arise From West Virginia Executive Order Targeting DEI
Advocacy groups argue that the order is unconstitutional and overbroad, impacting higher education classrooms and restricting educators’ freedom of speech.
Don’t Want to Take the GMAT? You Probably Want an Online MBA
Students who opt out of graduate admissions tests overwhelmingly prefer online MBAs, according to the higher ed consulting firm Validated Insights.
Congress Considers Ending In-School Student Loan Interest Pause
The policy change being considered by Republicans would increase student debt owed for many low-income students pursuing a college degree or credential.
Amid Budget Woes, Brown Doubles Down on Diversity
Despite a hefty budget deficit, Brown ramps up diversity recruitment efforts.
ICE, Border Patrol Immigration Enforcement Now Allowed on College Campuses
The Trump administration rescinded guidance that had prevented immigration enforcement actions at colleges and universities.
MBA Programs Set to Grow Through 2030
New research from the higher education consulting firm Validated Insights projects that MBA enrollment will increase at a 3.2% compound annual growth rate through 2030.
Elite Colleges Admit to Favoring Wealthy Families
In an ongoing case against the “568 Cartel” universities, new evidence demonstrates a departure from “need-blind” admissions, and the remaining defendants now face massive fines.
Trump Executive Order Ends Educational Equity Initiatives for Black, Hispanic, Indigenous Students
On his first day back in office, President Donald Trump ended several initiatives aimed at strengthening Hispanic-serving institutions and tribal colleges and universities.
Illinois Introduces Guaranteed Transfer Policy
Some Illinois high school graduates now pursuing a bachelor’s degree out of state are guaranteed admission into any University of Illinois school under a new transfer policy.
This Business School Launched the First Olympic Committee-Recognized Hub in the U.S.
University of Oregon students can now learn about the business and philosophy of the Olympics.
Medical School Diversity Declines Following Affirmative Action Ban
In the first class admitted under the new race-neutral mandate, student diversity declined among the nation’s medical schools.
California’s Proposed Budget Favors Community College and Career Education While Universities Face Cuts
The plan funds the expansion of Credit for Prior Learning programs and technology upgrades for community colleges. Public universities could face an almost 8% reduction in funding.