The upcoming legislative session in Missouri, set to begin on January 8, 2025, promises significant changes for the state's higher education system. With over two dozen bills introduced, lawmakers are focusing on improving financial aid, expanding degree programs, addressing tuition policies,
The United States is on the brink of a significant demographic shift that will impact the number of high school graduates in the coming years. This change is expected to have far-reaching consequences for higher education institutions, policymakers, and the broader workforce. Understanding these
Texas A&M University is taking a significant step to manage its future properly by temporarily capping undergraduate enrollment growth at its main campus in College Station. This strategic initiative, led by President Mark Welsh III, seeks to address the impacts of a decade-long period of rapid
The ongoing trends and state of college enrollment in Arkansas for the fall 2024 term highlight a significant recovery from the pandemic's impact on higher education. According to recent data from the Arkansas Division of Higher Education, college enrollment in Arkansas has displayed a notable
Elementary school educators across Kansas are preparing for a significant shift in their professional development as they face the introduction of required literacy classes. Esteemed institutions, such as the University of Kansas (KU), other five Regents universities, and Washburn University in
The recent trend of prominent leaders at major public universities transitioning to private institutions has raised significant concerns about the future of public higher education. This move, exemplified by Southern Methodist University's (SMU) recent hiring of President Jay Hartzell from the
