College-age demographics begin steady projected decline
Projected declines in American high school graduates will begin in 2025, significantly impacting higher education enrollments for the next 15 years.
Decades of enrollment declines for Black men at HBCUs
Black male enrollment at HBCUs has drastically declined from 38% in 1976 to 26% in 2022, raising concerns about representation.
Affirmative action foe threatens more colleges with lawsuits
SFFA is challenging Yale, Princeton, and Duke over potential violations of affirmative action bans, influencing enrollment trends amid a changing admissions landscape.
1,000+ institutions are Hispanic-serving or on the cusp
Over 1,000 US colleges qualify or near qualifying as Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs)
Hispanic enrollment in higher education is increasing, with about 60% in HSIs.
College-age demographics begin steady projected decline
Projected declines in American high school graduates will begin in 2025, significantly impacting higher education enrollments for the next 15 years.
Decades of enrollment declines for Black men at HBCUs
Black male enrollment at HBCUs has drastically declined from 38% in 1976 to 26% in 2022, raising concerns about representation.
Affirmative action foe threatens more colleges with lawsuits
SFFA is challenging Yale, Princeton, and Duke over potential violations of affirmative action bans, influencing enrollment trends amid a changing admissions landscape.
1,000+ institutions are Hispanic-serving or on the cusp
Over 1,000 US colleges qualify or near qualifying as Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs)
Hispanic enrollment in higher education is increasing, with about 60% in HSIs.
What a Trump Presidency Could Mean for Social Security Benefits
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Americans moving at lowest rate in decades: Census Bureau analysis
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Millennials are the generation most likely to play online games
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SINK (Single Income No Kids) women are buying homes in droves-here's how much you need to buy a home on your own
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Despite Long Term Declines, New York Sees Recent Rise in HIV Diagnoses Among Latinos
The upward trend in HIV diagnoses in 2021 and 2022 is alarming among certain demographic groups, despite a longer-term decline in new cases.
'Too many old people': A rural Pa. town reckons with population loss
The decline of rural population in America intensifies, raising concerns about the future of small towns.