Sara Weissman

Native American student enrollments had already been falling for at least a decade. Last year’s Supreme Court ruling may be making matters worse.

A high-stakes presidential contest, paired with an ongoing legal battle over DACA, stands to affect 400,000 college students.

The public historically Black university is working to get its finances in order under the watchful eye of the Ohio Department of Higher Education.

Washington College Ditches ‘Difficult to Read’ Logo

A new survey of Latino students found two-thirds considered stopping out of college. Students reported significant challenges, including rampant food insecurity.

Voters will decide Nov. 5 whether to raise a decades-old spending cap on one of the nation’s largest community college districts.

Tens of millions of Americans have stopped out of college. A new study explores what deters them from returning and what might bring them back.

For immigrant families of color, affording the full costs of college is still often out of reach, even after generations in this country, according to a new data analysis.

Erie County community members begged for a community college in their area. In fall 2021, they got one. How’s the upstart faring several years later?

In a full-page ad in The New York Times, the American Council on Education addressed both presidential candidates and made its case for higher ed. Here’s why.