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May 2023 – Admissions Offices, Assisting College Town Economies, and Addressing the Student Experience
This month’s blog examines the state of the admissions workforce, how college towns are affected by enrollment trends, addressing pathways…
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HBCUs Join Effort to Bring Free College Credit to Low-Income Students
Howard University, Spelman College, and Morehouse College join a nationwide initiative that brings free and remote asynchronous college credit classes…
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Identity-Based Centers Aim to Improve Minority Student Success
Universities seek to improve educational outcomes for minority students by investing in identity-based centers that are also hubs for academic…
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House Votes to Overturn Biden’s Student Loan Debt Relief Plan
Separately, lawmakers also grill Education Dept. officials on the administration’s broader efforts to overhaul the student loan system.
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Texas Passes Bill to Preserve UT Austin Admissions Policies
The legislation aims to ensure that UT Austin would not have to completely change how it selects freshman classes in…
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Negotiations Over Debt Ceiling Continue
Higher ed experts warn that the economic consequences of a government default could wreak chaos and considerably impact a wide…