Topic: Higher Education

A national survey of college students to understand what campus supports they’ve lost due to anti-DEI initiatives

This National Transfer Week, I want Texas colleges and universities to make a simple commitment: stop putting avoidable obstacles between students and their degrees

When students complete the FAFSA form, it can unlock the financial support that makes postsecondary education possible. Read more about how Michigan can increase FAFSA completion for students

As the public asks tougher questions about the value of higher education, policymakers and education leaders are under growing pressure to hold colleges more accountable. But current efforts still don’t go far enough

On fatherhood, reentry, and what higher education asks student-parents to carry and the sacrifices they make

The road to college success from a Justice Fellow who was formerly incarcerated and a student-parent facing multiple obstacles. Nevertheless, he persisted

A Black student’s experience leading an affinity group/Black graduate student organization while navigating anti-DEI policies in higher education

By law, colleges must publish a full cost of attendance, covering tuition, fees, housing, food, books, transportation, and personal expenses. But there’s no uniform method for how they calculate. Texas is setting state standards

EdTrust recommendations concerning the administration’s proposed accreditation rule