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Indiana higher ed commission recommends financial aid cuts

Indiana students are facing potential reductions in financial aid which could impact college enrollment and retention rates.
State lawmakers will decide on the proposed cuts that affect over 30,000 students.
Financial aid adjustments could challenge colleges’ financial plans and student retention efforts.

Florida officials fume over sluggish accreditation changes

The University of North Florida is experiencing significant delays in changing accreditors due to federal approval, frustrating state education officials.

College bans trans students citing racist woman's will from 1900 - LGBTQ Nation

Sweet Briar College's ban on transgender women has spurred significant backlash, challenging the institution's relevance in contemporary discussions on gender inclusivity.

International students have been scapegoats': three perspectives on Australia's proposed overseas student caps

The Albanese government seeks to cap international student enrolments in Australia at 270,000, while failing to address long-standing issues in higher education funding.

Hochul meets with hundreds of NY college officials, tackling antisemitism

The New York governor aims to enhance safety on college campuses amid rising concerns over antisemitism following the Israel-Hamas conflict.

What to know about Kamala Harris's higher ed agenda

Vice President Kamala Harris might continue President Biden's higher education policies if she assumes the presidential role.

In sudden move, Harvard, Caltech return to test requirements

Harvard and Caltech are reverting to mandatory standardized test scores following increased pressure from other institutions and research findings emphasizing the predictive nature of these scores.
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New gen ed requirements for CSU freshmen

The California State University system is implementing new general education requirements for both transfer students and first-time freshmen to streamline the process.
The new requirements reduce the number of general education credits needed and include an additional lab class.

GAO study finds faculty diversity doesn't match students

College faculty lack diversity mirroring student demographics.
Recommendations include diversifying search committees and improving campus climate.

New gen ed requirements for CSU freshmen

The California State University system is implementing new general education requirements for both transfer students and first-time freshmen to streamline the process.
The new requirements reduce the number of general education credits needed and include an additional lab class.

GAO study finds faculty diversity doesn't match students

College faculty lack diversity mirroring student demographics.
Recommendations include diversifying search committees and improving campus climate.
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