A seismic shift in student loan repayment: Implications for borrowers and the economy
What will higher ed look like after the Department of Education is dismantled?
If the Department of Education is dissolved, higher-ed has a chance to reinvent itself and its partnerships
The Trump administration’s DEI orders are dividing Colorado universities–and their students
College and university leaders nationwide have responded to the new administration in different ways
The urgency of now: Fighting back against the destruction of public institutions
The Trump administration's intent to dismantle the Department of Education further threatens the federal support system that underpins public education
7 harmful policies higher ed could see in 2025
The proposals in the CCRA would eliminate the tools the federal government uses to ensure program quality and hold institutions accountable when they fail students
Transformational leadership: Safe harbors, or turbulent seas?
Leaving the sanctuary of a safe harbor is necessary to undertake genuine transformational change
Slashing budgets, saving futures: Can AI rescue higher ed?
AI isn’t a silver bullet, but it is a powerful tool that could position universities to thrive, even in an era of austerity
The unthinkable becomes reality: Higher ed in the wake of the Department of Education’s dismantling
The dismantling of the Department of Education is a moment of disruption, but also one of reinvention
The pursuit of post-crisis leadership in higher education
Higher ed must think critically about how to best develop leaders who stand ready to lead both through and beyond disruption
Trump deportation threats weigh on groups offering FAFSA help
