The advent of generative AI technologies in academic environments has stirred extensive discourse on their impact on academic integrity. Amid these discussions, the higher education community reeled from the abrupt departure of Dr. Claudine Gay from her prominent role at Harvard University because
Facing the Fiscal Cliff: US Schools Brace for Aid Cutoff Introduction The looming financial challenges for U.S. K-12 schools are becoming increasingly apparent as federal COVID-relief aid nears its expiration. Mark Lieberman's article sheds light on the fiscal uncertainties that school
The United States Department of Justice has issued a rule that marks a significant step forward for individuals with disabilities. This rule ensures that web content and mobile applications provided by public entities, including state and local governments and their educational institutions, meet
Columbus State Community College (CSCC) faces a daunting fiscal challenge—a projected $6.8 million budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year. As part of a strategic initiative to stabilize its finances, CSCC has begun making difficult decisions, including staff reductions. In a move that will a
The Current State of Higher Education Funding State and local governments have once again increased their investments in public higher education, marking the 11th consecutive year of financial commitment growth. According to the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association, the fiscal year
The U.S. Department of Education fully understands the importance of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in students’ pursuit of higher education. However, recent statistics indicate a troubling decline in FAFSA completion among high school seniors, raising concerns about access to
