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Judge Dismisses Student Loan Forgiveness Lawsuit
Suit aimed to block the Biden administration’s plan to cancel $39 billion in student loans for more than 800,000 borrowers…
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States Look to Ban Legacy Preferences
Legislation designed to prohibit legacy admissions or penalize colleges that use it is gaining traction across the country.
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Student Demand for Online, Hybrid Learning Increases
Survey finds that students continue want online- and hybrid-learning options post-pandemic—even among traditional-age undergraduates.
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Education Dept. Issues Guidance on Supreme Court’s Admissions Ruling
The resources aim to help institutions navigate remaining legally permissible pathways to enroll and support a diverse student body.
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Massachusetts Extends In-State Tuition to Undocumented Students
State budget includes a provision that allows undocumented students attending public colleges and universities access to reduced in-state tuition rates…
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Arizona Publics Drop DEI Statements in Job Applications
The state’s public universities will no longer require diversity, equity, and inclusion statements in job applications.