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House Education and Workforce Committee Clears College Foreign Gift Reporting Bill
The bill would lower the reporting threshold for foreign gifts and contracts to $50,000, with some stricter $0 thresholds for…
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Colleges Promise Guaranteed Admission to Attract High Schoolers
As more colleges are promising high schoolers guaranteed admission, ‘everybody wins,’ expert says.
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New Survey Shows Potential of Micro-Credentials to Entice Stop-Outs Back to College
A swath of learners who left college before earning a degree say micro-credentials and credit for prior learning could entice…
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What the Public Really Thinks of Higher Education
A new survey reveals current public perception about the value of higher education, reported The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Public Colleges may not be as Affordable for Out-of-State Students as Assumed
As students prioritize affordability in their decision-making, ruling out expensive private schools may be a mistake, one expert says.
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Cardona Responds to Anti-Semitic Incidents on Campus
The education secretary’s recent roundtable event, which included students, is part of the Biden administration’s antisemitism awareness campaign, reported Politico.