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International Student Enrollment Expected to Recover this Fall, Survey Finds
Most U.S. institutions intend to bring students back to campus this fall, with 86 percent planning some type of in-person…
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Report Finds Admissions Policies that Hurt Minority Applicants
Many colleges “continue to use admissions policies that disproportionately and gratuitously benefit students from white and affluent families.”
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Education Dept. Delays FAFSA Overhaul
The new, simplified aid application will be delayed by one year as the department struggles with decades-old technology.
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Education Dept. Extends Title IX Protections to LGBTQ+ Students
In an expected move, the agency clarifies that it will treat discrimination based on a student’s sexual orientation or gender…
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Title IX Rule Review Begins
Last week, the Education Dept. held hearings on the recent rewrite of regulations governing how institutions handle sexual assault allegations.…
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Supreme Court Postpones Decision on Harvard Admissions Case
Justices put off a decision on reviewing whether Harvard University discriminates against Asian Americans by considering race in admissions.