Most people believed that the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision to end affirmative action in higher education admissions would cause a big drop in Black and Hispanic enrollment at the nation’s top ...

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For nearly 50 years, research has shown that having a bachelor’s degree or higher led to better employment prospects, from higher pay to greater job security. Now, with the stability of white-collar ...

Provost Ann Stevens announced today that the College of Arts and Sciences will adopt a permanent structure as a unified college, implementing a collaborative leadership model in which the deans of ...

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NANTICOKE, Pa. — It's a look at the future at Luzerne County Community College as it embraces what's next in northeastern and central Pennsylvania. John Yudichak, Luzerne County Community College ...

The Education Department is moving forward with a new dataset initiative for its annual college admissions survey, giving postsecondary schools three months to complete the extensive task. The new ...

Will Lane Kiffin rely more on high school recruiting at LSU than he did while the coach at Ole Miss? Andy Lyons / Getty Images During his time at Ole Miss, head coach Lane Kiffin proclaimed himself to ...

This story by Clare Shanahan was first published in the Valley News on Dec. 1, 2025. HANOVER — More than 40,000 people in Vermont and New Hampshire may have been impacted by a data breach in a system ...

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Seattle just crossed a remarkable demographic threshold, and it’s likely a first for any major U.S. city: More than 70% of Seattle residents age 25 and older have a bachelor’s degree or higher.