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From Poets & Quants: “Admission officials at business schools and MBA admission consultants say they are fielding more questions about future changes in visas and… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “A years-long effort to change how colleges respond to reports of sexual harassment and discrimination and to expand protections for transgender… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “The Biden administration forgave another $4.23 billion in student loans …  the final round of relief for borrowers under this president…. Read More

“What’s past is prologue”  The Tempest, Act 2, Scene I The academic community has been undergoing a period of radical reflection. That reflection has helped… Read More

From Forbes: “A report from the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education indicates that the number of high school graduates will peak at between 3.8… Read More

From Kiosk: “While we push most students to the goal of degree attainment… we have run into a large and growing problem of adults over… Read More

From Kiosk: “MIT was one of the first elite institutions to release their unblinded results. They found a ‘substantial change in the demographic composition’ of… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “The state became the second to prohibit legacy preferences at both public and private institutions. It’s the most consequential legacy legislation… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “Bill DeBaun, senior director of NCAN, said the magnitude of the decline among recent high school graduates is ‘very large and… Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “Congress overhauled the formula determining Pell eligibility as part of the law making over the Free Application for Federal Student Aid…. Read More

From Inside Higher Education: “OpenAI is reportedly developing a new AI agent codenamed ‘Operator’ that can interact with computers and perform tasks on behalf of… Read More

From Kiosk: “Artificial intelligence (AI) is already transforming workplaces and classrooms across the globe. The capability of AI-powered tools to assist with technical challenges has… Read More

From Digital Information World: “The largest graduate salary premium is found in California, where workers with a college degree earn 96% more than those with… Read More

From Diverse Education: “While most colleges are producing graduates who go on to earn incomes higher than your typical high school graduate, a sizable portion… Read More

FAFSA Is Live, More Relevant, But Has the Damage Been Done? From Kiosk: The delay in the rollout of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal… Read More

The delay in the rollout of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form impacted the last college admissions cycle. The disruption caused delays… Read More

Higher Ed Marketing for the Holidays From Kiosk: “The holiday season represents a critical yet challenging period for higher education marketing, characterized by a natural… Read More

“What are you going to do with your life?” Ask an admissions director or university marketing professional about the holidays and they’ll inevitably tell you… Read More

Diverse Admissions Require Enhanced Outreach The landmark Students for Fair Admissions Supreme Court ruling reshaped the landscape of college admissions, ending the decades-old policy of… Read More

Affirmative Admissions One Year Anniversary From Kiosk: The landmark Students for Fair Admissions Supreme Court ruling reshaped the landscape of college admissions, ending the decades-old… Read More

Tackling Housing Insecurity and Homelessness Among University Students From Kiosk: “Universities have long been heralded as the most reliable pathway to economic mobility, offering students… Read More

Universities have long been heralded as the most reliable pathway to economic mobility, offering students the opportunity to improve their futures through education. Many institutions… Read More

“Necessity is the mother of invention.” Maine has long been known for its population’s resilience and adaptability, some might say intractability. In the face of… Read More

Maine, The Laboratory for the Future of Higher Education From Kiosk: “Maine has long been known for its population’s resilience and adaptability, some might say… Read More