Here’s a closer look at which stopped-out students are reenrolling in college
At a time when 39 million people have attended college without earning a credential, understanding who has returned could help future recruiting. From Higher Ed...
Education Department delays gainful employment proposal until 2023
From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz June 22, 2022 Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Education pushed back the timeline for publishing its proposal...
How are college campuses preparing for a post-Roe world?
With state laws in limbo, advocates scramble to maintain abortion access for students From The Hechinger Report By Olivia Sanchez June 22, 2022 On June...
What does Carson v. Makin mean for ed leaders?
The decision comes with concerns about the separation of church and state, discrimination in religious schools, and public school funding worries. From K-12 Dive By...
U.S. tech companies yank job offers, leaving college grads scrambling
From Reuters By Sheila Dang June 22 (Reuters) - One by one, over the last week of May, Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) rang up some members...
Edison State Announces Spring Semester Dean’s List
Edison State Community College recognizes 634 students for excellence in academics on the Spring 2022 Semester Dean’s List. To be eligible for the Dean’s List,...
Credential stacking drove 1.1% increase in undergraduate degrees earned last year
From Higher Ed Dive By Rick Seltzer June 22, 2022 Dive Brief: The number of undergraduates earning a credential ticked up slightly in 2020-21, increasing...
Education Department delays gainful employment proposal until 2023
From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz June 22, 2022 Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Education pushed back the timeline for publishing its proposal...
SCOTUS: Public funds can’t be excluded from religious instruction
From K-12 Dive By Naaz Modan June 21, 2022 Dive Brief: A public tuition subsidy program that excludes religious schools discriminates against families who want...
Full-time faculty wages fell 5% after inflation, AAUP says
From Higher Ed Dive By Laura Spitalniak June 22, 2022 Dive Brief: Full-time faculty members’ wages decreased by 5% in 2021-22 after adjusting for inflation,...
The Edtech Industry Has An Oversaturation Problem
Too many programs serve the exact same purpose From EdSurge By Ryan Fan Jun 15, 2022 There are always new products coming out in the...
This Year’s High School Seniors Reflect on the Adversity They Faced and How They Persevered
From EdSurge By Daniel Lempres Jun 6, 2022 The class of 2022 made it almost halfway through high school before the pandemic. Sent home in...
It’s Time To Take Teacher Burnout Seriously. Here’s How.
From EdSurge By Tim Klein and Belle Liang Jun 15, 2022 As educators, mental health professionals, and authors of a new book on helping students...
Americans support (some) student loan forgiveness, but would rather rein in college costs
From NPR By Cory Turner & Sequoia Carrillo June 17, 2022 As President Biden inches toward an announcement on federal student loan forgiveness, a new...
Why Fewer High-School Graduates Are Going to College
From Chronicles of Higher Education By Brianna Hatch June 16, 2022 Nationwide, fewer high-school seniors are choosing to enroll in college immediately after graduation. In...