The education sector is caught in a storm of policy shifts and budget adjustments, leaving many historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) grappling with an uncertain future. With significant cuts to the U.S. Department of Education's budget looming, these vital institutions must
Denver Public Schools (DPS) has achieved a groundbreaking development by becoming the first pre-K–12 public education system in Colorado authorized to grant associate degrees. This was made possible after House Bill 1221 was signed into law, enabling Emily Griffith Technical College, a division of D
In the rapidly evolving landscape of higher education, one question consistently resonates with students nationwide: How to manage the overwhelming burden of student loans effectively? With educational costs rising annually, the quest for affordable education options has never been more crucial.
Amid rapidly evolving economic landscapes, the U.S. education system faces growing demands to provide students with meaningful pathways bridging school and career. As career and college pathways gain recognition as crucial components for individual accomplishment and economic vitality, these
The University of Arizona is advancing towards a balanced budget by fiscal year 2026, addressing a significant $177 million financial shortfall. The university, scrutinized for financial mismanagement, received criticism from state officials, including Governor Katie Hobbs. To rectify the deficit,
Amidst an era where higher education serves as a robust cornerstone of democracy and societal progress, President Donald Trump’s administration has introduced a set of policies perceived as direct challenges to these institutions, sparking debates on their potential threats to academic freedom and d
