Deborah Kish Stephan has been selected as the next president of Flathead Valley Community College.

The new A Different World puts a Black gay HBCU student at the center of campus life; and mirrors one alumnus’s own experience of friendship, leadership, and belonging.

The policies may exist, but meaningful support depends on what institutions do next.

Joshua Busby was promoted from dean of students to vice president of student affairs and dean of students at Langston University in Oklahoma.

Through student-centered initiatives and a deep commitment to community, Castillo ensures Latino students have the support and sense of belonging they need to succeed.

Current and former students say Missouri’s underfunding harmed Lincoln University’s academic programs and infrastructure.

Jennifer L. Cumpston is vice president for academic affairs at Trident Technical College in Charleston, South Carolina. In this role, Dr. Cumpston will lead the college’s academic division, supporting...

The new A Different World puts a Black gay HBCU student at the center of campus life; and mirrors one alumnus’s own experience of friendship, leadership, and belonging.

Standard campus prevention programs assume every student processes risk, pressure, and consent the same way, but for women with ADHD, those one-size-fits-all strategies fall dangerously short.

A college or university is considered Hispanic-serving once it crosses the 25 percent enrollment threshold, but experts say serving students well requires a deeper dive into who lives behind the ‘Hisp...

A new report from higher education and legal groups warns that federal challenges to tuition equity laws risk driving Dreamers out of college and straining local workforces.

The company plans to connect more than 300,000 residents with no-cost degrees and credentials while defending its expanding data center footprint.

Wealthy private universities are raising income limits for free tuition as high as $250,000, driven by competition, public pressure over prices and a new federal endowment tax.

Reject Code 150 may look like a technical error, but for one doctoral student, and the financial aid administrator who had to deliver the news, it meant a carefully planned future suddenly unraveling.

As lawsuits target the Hispanic-Serving Institution designation, scholars say enrollment numbers were never the real measure of whether colleges serve Latino students well.

Visits to campus pantries are climbing as housing, food and transportation costs rise, pushing universities to add groceries, hygiene items and clothing to their student support services.

California is creating a five-year HSI designation for campuses that demonstrate a sustained commitment to Latino students’ achievement and belonging.

New research shows that stopping out lengthens the path to a credential—and that the burden falls unevenly across racial and income groups.

Lori Heafner has been named the next president of Horry-Georgetown Technical College in Conway, South Carolina.

Students become truly career-ready not by letting AI replace the work of learning, but by building the knowledge and critical thinking needed to use it well.

Ken Griffin’s historic contribution promises a new hub for innovation as the university fields scrutiny over the billionaire donor’s political ties.

As Hispanic enrollment climbs nationwide, colleges reaching HSI status are learning the designation was never the finish line; even as the federal support behind it grows less certain.

Kyaien O. Conner, Ph.D., was promoted to dean of the School of Social Work at the University of Pittsburgh.

While some colleges are finding ways to maintain student services, others face mounting concerns that funding losses could eventually weaken retention and graduation rates.

California is creating a five-year HSI designation for campuses that demonstrate a sustained commitment to Latino students’ achievement and belonging.

New research shows that stopping out lengthens the path to a credential—and that the burden falls unevenly across racial and income groups.

Montrose A. Streeter is the new dean of students at Lyon College in Batesville, Arkansas.

Ken Paxton’s office has opened a civil investigation into the American Bar Association’s law school accreditation practices, adding a state-level challenge to a broader national debate over who sets s...

A new paper identifies and publicly names 149 colleges and universities with high outcomes for Pell-eligible students.

A growing number of Black men are entering some HBCUs, prompting renewed attention to what it takes to help them finish.

Deshjuana Bagley is the inaugural dean of the new College of Workforce Development and Applied Sciences at Louisiana State University Eunice.

The Baltimore HBCU has expanded degree-completion pathways, flexible programs and financial support for students returning to college after time away.

A one-year admissions freeze at Temple University is raising urgent questions about the fate of a pioneering Black studies doctoral program.