“Everyone is on board to make it less complicated." How, in an era of falling enrollment, once-intimidating admissions officers are making sure accepted students have what they need to actually show up. https://t.co/7phMRswcsU @hechingerreport
After suffering largely in silence through funding cuts and culture wars attacks, higher education is slowly trying to reclaim the narrative. https://t.co/ek0qXXZp4v @hechingerreport
You can see it when you take your pets to the vet or your kids to the dentist, need a lawyer or an eye exam, see a therapist or pick up a prescription: Women now outnumber men in study toward all of these fields. @hechingerreport https://t.co/ZNZ0le0Po2
"The idea of males, including white males, being at the short end of the stick all of a sudden would be a truly ironic outcome.” How a Trump administration anti-DEI policy threatens an advantage in college admission for men. https://t.co/gTfLewr1TE @hechingerreport
"I’ve always worried about Massachusetts being a little too complacent about our position in the academic world." The world of pain headed for Boston as a result of pushback against international college students. https://t.co/GdA4wQ4QXG
More than half of colleges that have closed since 2020 were religiously affiliated, which are among the institutions most imperiled by enrollment and financial challenges. https://t.co/qyROITALSJ @hechingerreport
"We're kind of on an island where we only have the community college." How community colleges are adding four-year bachelor's degrees to fill rural higher education deserts. https://t.co/tLErdi9yvB @hechingerreport
How the success of universities and colleges may now largely depend on enrolling Hispanic students -- something they have not historically done well. @hechingerreport https://t.co/3FmjVHKm2T
How online classes, which held the promise of making higher education cheaper, have somehow ended up costing the same as or more than in-person college. https://t.co/nVjLotVVIa @hechingerreport
A looming 'demographic cliff': Fewer college students and ultimately fewer graduates, reports @JonMarcusBoston@hechingerreport for @NPR. https://t.co/XE9SDwGHoE
Apprenticeships are a hot way to get a job without going to college, and a priority of the new administration. One problem, though: There aren't enough of them to meet demand. https://t.co/iVOyWzaXnH @hechingerreport
Rural colleges and universities continue to cut dozens of majors, leaving rural students with far fewer choices than urban and suburban students get. https://t.co/jZzhIzg7l7 @hechingerreport@opencampusmedia
It's not just politicians who are chasing middle-class Americans. Fretful colleges are giving more financial aid to students from middle-income families, who turn out to be the ones disappearing fastest from campuses. @hechingerreport https://t.co/MdYSAJhfoE
After growing up with mass shootings, restrictions on reproductive rights, student loan debt and other issues that affect them, college students appear to be lining up to vote. https://t.co/at5Q1SUzZo