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Amazon’s Free-College Pledge Comes Amid Data Center Backlash
The company plans to connect more than 300,000 residents with no-cost degrees and credentials while defending its expanding data center footprint.
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As Elite Colleges Race to Offer Free Tuition, Benefits Remain Concentrated at the Top
Wealthy private universities are raising income limits for free tuition as high as $250,000, driven by competition, public pressure over prices and a new federal endowment tax.
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Mississippi Colleges Expand Food Pantries as Students Struggle to Cover Basic Costs
Visits to campus pantries are climbing as housing, food and transportation costs rise, pushing universities to add groceries, hygiene items and clothing to their student support services.
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Enrollment, Equity and “Servingness”: The Battle Over the Future of Hispanic-Serving Institutions
As lawsuits target the Hispanic-Serving Institution designation, scholars say enrollment numbers were never the real measure of whether colleges serve Latino students well.
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HSIs Face a New Test: Serving Students Without Federal Support
As Hispanic enrollment climbs nationwide, colleges reaching HSI status are learning the designation was never the finish line; even as the federal support behind it grows less certain.
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A Record $3 Billion Gift Reshapes Carnegie Mellon’s Future
Ken Griffin’s historic contribution promises a new hub for innovation as the university fields scrutiny over the billionaire donor’s political ties.
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California Creates State HSI Designation Focused on How Colleges Serve Latino Students
California is creating a five-year HSI designation for campuses that demonstrate a sustained commitment to Latino students’ achievement and belonging.
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Who Pays the Price When College Students Stop Out?
New research shows that stopping out lengthens the path to a credential—and that the burden falls unevenly across racial and income groups.
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Texas AG Opens Investigation Into ABA Law School Accreditation
Ken Paxton’s office has opened a civil investigation into the American Bar Association’s law school accreditation practices, adding a state-level challenge to a broader national debate over who sets standards for legal education.
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Identifying Colleges and Universities with Low-Income Student Success
A new paper identifies and publicly names 149 colleges and universities with high outcomes for Pell-eligible students.
Institutions
Outrage Grows as Temple Halts Admissions to Nation's First Black Studies Ph.D. Program
A one-year admissions freeze at Temple University is raising urgent questions about the fate of a pioneering Black studies doctoral program.
Institutions
Morgan State Expands Focus on Adult Learners Through $800,000 Scholarship Grant
The Baltimore HBCU has expanded degree-completion pathways, flexible programs and financial support for students returning to college after time away.
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