Imagine a student at a small college, relying on federal grants to access cutting-edge STEM labs or tutoring services, only to find those resources vanish overnight due to a sweeping policy change. This scenario is now a reality for many at minority-serving institutions (MSIs) across the United
Indiana University has achieved a remarkable milestone with its enrollment figures for the current fall semester, setting a new benchmark for student numbers across its sprawling network of campuses and online programs, reflecting the institution's increasing appeal to a diverse range of learners.
Imagine a public university caught in the crossfire of political ideology, where the very leadership meant to protect its mission is accused of conflicting loyalties. At George Mason University (GMU), a storm brews over Charles Stimson, rector of the Board of Visitors, whose dual role at a
Imagine a prestigious university, a cornerstone of American higher education, suddenly stripped of billions in federal funding over a clash with governmental authority. This scenario unfolded when the Trump administration froze $2.2 billion in grants and contracts to Harvard University, sparking a
Short introductionMeet Camille Faivre, a renowned education expert with a deep focus on education management. In the evolving post-pandemic landscape, Camille has been at the forefront of supporting institutions in developing open and e-learning programs. Today, we dive into her insights on the
In the heart of North Carolina, East Carolina University (ECU) stands at a critical juncture, grappling with a daunting plan to slash $25 million from its budget over the next three years. This financial overhaul, prompted by a significant 7% enrollment drop since 2020, mirrors the struggles of
