Teagan Whitfield
Colleges make better use of space
Colleges improve space utilization with increased daily peak utilization of classrooms and offices.
ECU eyes $8.5M in additional budget cuts
ECU eyes $8.5M in additional budget cuts to eliminate $25 million in expenses over three years, affecting academic and administrative structures.
Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Halt Education Office Outsourcing
The bipartisan education outsourcing bill seeks to keep postsecondary, K‑12 and Native American education oversight within the U.S. Department of Education.
Private Colleges Risk Tax-Exempt Status Under New IRS Plan
Private colleges risk losing tax-exempt status under new IRS plan targeting diversity initiatives. Explore the proposed rule and its impact on higher…
Many Students Unaware of Work-Based Learning Options
Work based learning offers high school students a path to earn wages and skills, yet many are unaware of these options despite…
Tennessee free college program proves financially self-sustaining
Tennessee free college program proves self‑sustaining, showing tuition‑free community college can pay for itself and strengthen the state workforce.
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.