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Students

Google Will Restrict School Access to Search if Districts Opt Out of AI

Google will require K-12 schools to enable its AI tools if they want students to retain access to its search engine. The policy follows backlash over student access to Gemini and criticism from educators and child advocates.

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Operation Ghostbusters: DOJ Busts Transnational FAFSA Fraud Ring

The Justice Department has indicted five individuals in "Operation Ghostbusters," a massive international scheme. Fraudsters used stolen U.S. identities, AI coursework automation, and "money mules" to siphon over $200 million in federal student aid to foreign accounts.

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Report: 6.4 Million Adults Are California's Untapped Workforce

A new report urges California to modernize its higher education system for 6.4 million working-age adults without degrees. By offering flexible, affordable pathways for these working parents, the state could unlock $4.4 trillion in economic benefits over 50 years.

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Community Colleges

Advocacy Group Urges States to Tighten Workforce Pell Standards

The Institute for College Access & Success urges states to require Workforce Pell programs to meet three specific criteria: high-skill, high-wage, and in-demand. TICAS warns that lenient state rules create loopholes, failing to guarantee high-quality student training and employment.

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First Amendment Advocate Warns of State Interference at Campus Radio Stations

A PEN America director warns that political interference threatens university-licensed public radio stations. The warning follows the resignation of WBHM’s director over mandated geographic terminology and the firing of KUT’s general manager over an upcoming campus political festival.

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Untapped Superpower: Community College Trustees Can Lead Tech-Based Economic Growth

A new national report by New America and ACCT reveals that while community college leaders view economic development as core to their mission, funding shortfalls, poor federal communication, and AI anxiety prevent boards from effectively driving local innovation ecosystems.

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Can Career-Focused College Pathways Help Reverse Enrollment Worries?

As colleges face a shrinking pool of traditional students, partnerships with high schools are expanding pathways that connect college credit, affordability, and careers.

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Faculty & Staff

Four Community Colleges Put Better Teaching at the Center of Student Success

A new pilot from Complete College America and ACUE puts faculty through a yearlong teaching course, with student completion as the end goal.

Mizzou Student Groups Push Back After University Restructures Funding

Identity-based student organizations at Mizzou are challenging a funding overhaul they say reflects fear of federal scrutiny rather than a legal requirement.

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Leadership & Policy

At Public HBCUs, Student Protest Still Comes With a Political Price

For years, HBCU presidents — particularly at public institutions — have walked a tightrope between the values of their students and the state governments that fund them.

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Can Colleges Become the HSIs Their Students Need?

Gina Ann Garcia explains why colleges must move beyond federal designations and grant funding to make serving Latine students central to their mission, identity and culture.

Campus Gun Violence Is Rising and Most Shooters Are Outsiders

A decade-long analysis finds shootings at colleges are increasing by about 20% annually, often occurring in outdoor spaces, parking lots and residence halls.

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