Higher Education’s 2022 New Year Resolutions
Higher Education’s 2022 New Year Resolutions
Student loans linked to greater harm for parents who borrow for their children than people who borrow for themselves
Student loans linked to greater harm for parents who borrow for their children than people who borrow for themselves
The Top Ten Higher Education Stories Of 2021
For the second year in a row, the biggest news on the higher education front was the Covid-19 pandemic and all of its ramifications. But here are several other trends that were newsworthy in 2021.
Over 1 Million HS Grads Skipped College in 2020. Only a Tiny Fraction Re-Enrolled in 2021
More than a year after a surge of 2020 high school graduates chose to scrap or postpone their college plans, only a tiny fraction have now re-enrolled to pursue higher education
Why Do Students Leave College Before Finishing? New Study Looks at Common Scenarios.
A new study looks into why students leave college without graduating
How Colleges Are Bridging the Digital Divide
With the shift to remote learning, colleges find solutions to reduce technology and digital literacy gaps.
How higher ed is handling AI ethics
As artificial intelligence advances, powering everything from virtual assistants to autonomous vehicles, universities and colleges are researching its potential effects on the humans it’s intended to serve.
There’s a lot of financial aid available to women pursuing STEM careers
There’s a lot of financial aid available to women pursuing STEM careers
Education Department Announces $2 Billion Of Student Loans Will Be Cancelled Within Weeks
Education Department Announces $2 Billion Of Student Loans Will Be Cancelled Within Weeks
Men are missing from college campuses: What’s being done to bring them back?
A gender gap on college campuses has grown wider during the pandemic. Schools are responding with programs to support young men.