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Judge rules Trump deportation policies unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled that Trump administration policies used to deport legal immigrants based on speech are unconstitutional. The decision affects students…
Labor Department rolls back contractor affirmative action rules
Affirmative action rollback by Labor Department removes diversity mandates for federal contractors, reshaping hiring compliance and sparking debate.
Twenty Michigan colleges join direct admissions program
Direct admissions program lets Michigan HS students upload transcripts to a free portal and receive automatic college offers, simplifying enrollment.
DOJ sues four more states over undocumented tuition
Undocumented tuition policies face DOJ lawsuits as four states are sued. Discover the legal battle's impact on higher education and student aid.
Texas governor seeks 3-year degree pathways
Texas governor seeks 3-year degree pathways to reduce costs. Abbott directs higher education board to develop faster bachelor's degree programs.
AI Handles Nearly All MIT Undergraduate Essays
AI can complete “almost” all written assignments for MIT undergrads, a committee report warned on Tuesday, saying the institute must speed up…
Broward College president to exit under $430K deal
Broward College president exits under a $430K agreement, ending a public dispute. Learn the terms and implications for the institution.
Education Dept Proposal Simplifies Grant Termination Process
The Education Department’s grant termination proposal streamlines fund cancellation, giving agencies authority and ensuring compliance with executive orders.
Utah University Closing Sandy Campus
Utah university closing Sandy campus due to funding reallocation to meet workforce needs.
University of Houston cuts 40% of core courses
University of Houston cuts 40 percent of core courses to comply with new state law. See how this impacts students and curriculum.