Matthew Holsapple, the clearinghouse's senior director of research, called the improvements in persistence modest but an indicator of positive trends. “What stands out most is that graduates of ...

LOS ANGELES — About 20% of the U.S. population lives in rural areas, according to U.S. Census data. Yet experts say college officials often aren't doing enough to recruit and support these students on ...

Jane Swift is the former governor of Massachusetts and the head of the nonprofit Education at Work, which partners with companies and higher education institutions to connect college students to job ...

The case against Walden centered on the capstone phase of the university’s business doctorate, which plaintiffs described as predatory, alleging that it intentionally dragged on while costs to ...

Over the last academic year, federal and state politicians repeatedly sought to pressure colleges into “ideological ...

MCNY primarily caters to adult students — typically considered ages 25 and older — and offers associate, bachelor’s and master’s programs. Along with the Manhattan location, MCNY also has a campus in ...

Driving the search for key skills, in part, is the ever-shifting demands on college presidents. “In the aftermath of the pandemic, presidents face intensified political polarization, campus unrest, ...

The plaintiffs accuse the agency of unlawfully scanning projects for hundreds of keywords to target work disfavored by the ...

A White former employee alleges the private New York university used race-based criteria to hire a Black candidate over her.

Daniel Allen, the Catholic institution’s president, spoke with Higher Ed Dive about regrowing by refocusing on recruiting and ...

Analysts pointed to worse-than-expected fiscal 2026 financials and a projected budget shortfall for the current fiscal year.