In a significant move to bolster higher education for Vermont residents, the state government has committed $1.7 million from the Higher Education Trust Fund. This financial boost comes as part of the state's ongoing efforts to make higher education more accessible and affordable, benefiting
The article, authored by Barbara Lee, Ph.D., Alison Roach, and Jane Sovern, delves into the recent Title IX regulations mandating accommodations for pregnant and parenting students at colleges and universities receiving federal Title IV funds. These regulations, effective as of August 1, 2024,
The 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings reveal a significant shift in the global academic landscape. European universities, long considered bastions of higher education, are witnessing a notable decline in their rankings, while Asian institutions continue to ascend. This
Faculty Engagement Essential for Effective Developmental Education Reform Reforming developmental education is crucial for improving student success rates in higher education, and gaining the support of faculty is essential. The reformation focuses on reevaluating or eliminating non-credit-bearing
In July 2024, the Canadian federal government introduced new regulations to monitor international student enrollment and attendance at postsecondary institutions. With over one million study permit holders in 2023, a significant increase from 352,305 in 2015, these measures aim to ensure compliance
The Council of Legal Education (CLE) recently sanctioned nine universities for violating admission protocols into their law faculties, a move that has sent shockwaves through the academic community and raised questions about regulatory compliance and the future of legal education in Nigeria. This
