With the recent announcement that the 120-year-old California College of the Arts will close, the landscape of American higher education has been shaken once again. To understand the complex forces at play, we spoke with Camille Faivre, an education management expert who specializes in
In a landmark decision aimed at fundamentally reshaping its higher education landscape, the Greek government has officially struck 308,605 long-inactive students from the registries of its public universities, concluding the initiative at the end of last year. This decisive action, implemented
The Douglas County School District is teetering on the edge of a financial precipice, confronting a stark reality defined by a $4 million shortfall this fiscal year and an even more daunting $5.2 million structural deficit projected for the next. This escalating crisis has compelled the Board of
A legislative change set to take effect this July is poised to fundamentally reshape the financial pathways to advanced degrees for tens of thousands of students across the nation, creating a potential funding crisis for the next generation of doctors, researchers, and other highly skilled
A Market on the Brink: Oregon's Higher Education Nears a Tipping Point Oregon's public university system stands at a critical inflection point, confronting a financial crisis so severe that it has triggered a radical set of proposals from the state's Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC).
After a year spent bracing for devastating financial cuts that threatened to hollow out student services and academic programs, California's public higher education systems are now contemplating an unexpected and dramatic reversal of fortune. Governor Gavin Newsom's proposed 2026-27 state budget
