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Federal Cuts Put Hispanic-Serving Institutions’ Student Support Programs at Risk

While some colleges are finding ways to maintain student services, others face mounting concerns that funding losses could eventually weaken retention and graduation rates.

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ED Shrinks Title IX Harassment Standard, Reverting to 2020 Code

The 2020 Title IX harassment definition is officially back in the Code of Federal Regulations, but for most colleges the change mostly puts on paper what enforcement has looked like for more than a year and a half.

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At HBCUs, More Black Men Are Choosing College and Finding New Support

A growing number of Black men are entering some HBCUs, prompting renewed attention to what it takes to help them finish.

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Federal Moves Put Higher Ed’s Money and Gatekeepers Under Scrutiny

From greater discretion over multiyear grants to tightening grip over accrediting bodies, recent U.S. Education Department proposals signal a major shift toward centralized oversight.

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New House Bill Would Let Campus Free-Speech Plaintiffs Recover Legal Fees Without a Final Judgment

A new civil rights fee bill would reward plaintiffs whose lawsuits prompt colleges to drop contested speech policies, even without a final court judgment.

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HBCUs to Receive $174 Million Federal Investment Amid MSI Funding Shift

More than $235 million will go to HBCUs and Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities after the department canceled other MSI grant funding it deemed discriminatory.

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ED Moves to Loosen Accreditor Rules — And Loses Two Quiet Guardrails Along the Way

A sweeping Education Department proposal would open the door to new accreditors and looser review models, but the tradeoffs for institutional oversight and educational quality remain uncertain.

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Trump Administration Escalates Fight Over School Gender Policies

A new DOJ lawsuit targets Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools’ guidance for transgender and gender-nonconforming students, part of a broader federal push on parental rights and school disclosure policies.

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Harvard's AI Divide: Dean Says Embrace It, Faculty Say Not So Fast

Humanities professors are pushing back hard after Dean David Deming urged them to stop policing AI use and start welcoming it into writing-intensive courses.

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Princeton Confirms Deep Benefit Cuts as Financial Belt-Tightening Widens

The university says financial constraints will continue for the next several years, even as faculty and staff raise concerns about reduced benefits, slower hiring and deeper administrative cuts.

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Federal Judge Questions RIT’s Defense in Hiring Bias Suit

A ruling in the case allows a jury to decide whether race or national origin played a role in RIT’s decision not to hire a white administrator.

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New NCAA Rules Lead to Much Litigation

As student-athletes fight in court for a fifth year of eligibility, NCAA rule changes are creating fresh legal, financial and roster headaches for colleges.

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