Tag: Higher education

Donald Trump's plans for reforming higher education in the United States are causing quite a stir. He is proposing some major changes that could have a significant impact on colleges and universities across the...

The financial pressure on Britain's higher education institutions is a cause for concern. With more than a third of universities running at a loss and some even facing the risk of a government bailout,...

Many people argue that there are too many individuals attending university, but I believe that the issue lies with our economy not creating enough jobs for these graduates. Instead of focusing on the quantity...

As we prepare for the upcoming EDUCAUSE Conference 2024 in San Antonio, there are several key policy issues that will be in focus during the event. Jarret Cummings, a prominent figure in the education...

Temple University announced on Thursday that they will not be pursuing a merger or acquisition with the University of the Arts, a private institution in Philadelphia that recently closed its doors. The decision comes...

Universities in England are facing a potential financial crisis this autumn, leading to concerns among vice-chancellors about the future of higher education institutions. Urgent government intervention may be necessary to prevent some universities from...

In a recent survey conducted by Eduventures Research, Quality Matters, and Educause, it was found that approximately two-thirds of colleges are focusing on developing virtual versions of their on-campus classes and programs. This shift...

This year, school leavers who are eagerly awaiting their A-level results may have a smoother time getting into their desired universities compared to the past two years, according to experts. With a surge in...

The Department of Education recently announced that the rollout of the updated federal financial aid application, FAFSA, has been delayed once again. This delay means that the 2025-2026 Free Application for Federal Student Aid...

This week in the education sector, there have been significant developments ranging from Catholic universities merging to public institutions making faculty cuts. Let's break down some of the key numbers from these stories.Firstly, St....

Columbia University recently made headlines as three deans resigned following the exposure of their antisemitic texts. The scandal, known as “Textgate,” came to light after the deans were found to have sent derogatory messages...

We're here to recap some of the recent top stories, covering everything from Catholic universities merging to colleges making faculty cuts.Let's dive into the numbers:80 St. Ambrose University and Mount Mercy University, both Catholic institutions...

Direct admissions programs are gaining traction across states and public college systems as a way to attract local students amid enrollment declines and economic challenges. These programs offer graduating high school students admission to...

Three deans at Columbia University recently resigned due to inappropriate texts that were deemed antisemitic. The scandal, known on campus as “Textgate,” came to light after the deans were found to have sent messages...

The Department of Education has announced another delay in rolling out the updated federal financial aid application, FAFSA. This new version of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid will now be tested among...

The Education Department has announced that the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2025-26 academic year will be launched on December 1, two months later than usual. This delay is part...

The UK's top universities are facing a significant number of unfilled undergraduate spots just a week before A-level results are released. This means that more potential students are likely to secure places compared to...

Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City and a billionaire, has made a significant contribution to historically Black medical schools. His charitable organization, Bloomberg Philanthropies, announced a donation of $600 million to...

Ripon College in Wisconsin has recently announced a new financial aid program called the Ripon Commitment, which will offer free tuition to in-state undergraduate students whose families earn $75,000 or less per year. This...

About 15 years ago, 2U started working with the University of Southern California to create online degree programs. Since then, they have helped launch and manage 180 other programs for different universities. In 2021,...

Faced with overwhelming student loan repayments, many graduates in the UK are feeling the impact on their careers, mental health, and financial stability. The burden of loans reaching up to £120,000, compounded by high...

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson recently held a news conference with Republican committee chairs, including House Education and the Workforce Committee Chair Virginia Foxx, to address the issue of rising antisemitism at university...