Walter HudsonLeadership & PolicyTrump Administration Reverses Course on International Student Status TerminationsThe abrupt reversals began last Thursday afternoon when international students and university administrators across the country discovered that many previously terminated records had been unexpectedly restored in the system.April 25, 2025Leadership & PolicyNSF Director Resigns Amid White House Budget Cuts and Staff Reduction DirectivesThe White House ordered the leader to accept a 55% cut to the agency's $9 billion budget next year and fire half its 1700-person staff.April 24, 2025Leadership & PolicyFederal Court Blocks Education Department's Diversity Directive, Marking Victory for Academic Freedom AdvocatesJudge's ruling preserves DEI initiatives in educational institutions while litigation proceeds.April 24, 2025StudentsClass of 2025 Faces Tighter Job Market Despite Stable Hiring PlansNearly two-thirds of employers now utilize skills-based hiring practices for entry-level professional positions.April 24, 2025HBCUsTrump Signs Executive Order Establishing White House Initiative on HBCUsThe order also establishes the President's Board of Advisors on HBCUs within the Department of Education.April 24, 2025InstitutionsCarnegie Classifications Unveils Major Redesign to Better Reflect Student SuccessThis represents the most substantial overhaul of the Carnegie Classifications since their inception in 1973.April 24, 2025StudentsDepartment of Education Resumes Federal Student Loan Collections After Four-Year PauseThe Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) will resume collections on defaulted federal student loans beginning Monday, May 5, 2025, ending a pause that has been in effect since March 2020.April 22, 2025Faculty & StaffCCP Board Ousts Generals Without Explanation After Decade of GrowthOn April 10, the CCP Board of Trustees voted to relieve Generals of his duties, placing him on paid administrative leave until his contract expires in June.April 21, 2025Leadership & PolicyHarvard Challenges Federal Funding Freeze in Response to Campus Policy DemandsHarvard University has filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's freeze of more than $2.2 billion in federal research grants.April 21, 2025InstitutionsRemembering Pope Francis: College Leaders Reflect on the Legacy of a Transformative PontiffUniversity leaders reflect on the profound impact the first Jesuit pope had on their campuses and missions.April 21, 2025Previous PagePage 16 of 52Next Page
