How a little-known Ohio university became the biggest provider of college in prisons
Second Chance Pell has brought more than $30 million to Ashland.
Voice your struggles: Pittsburgh students create spaces to talk about mental health during the pandemic
One big issue colleges will have to tackle this spring is a growing need for mental health resources.
The latest federal relief package sends more money to Northeast Ohio’s community colleges
This aid comes as campuses’ enrollments are declining and students are struggling economically.
Colorado legislation would make standardized tests optional for college admissions
Lawmakers made tests optional for 2021 high school graduates applying to Colorado colleges. The new bill would make that permanent.
Ashland University’s prison program at the center of national controversy
A majority of the university's students now come from prisons. Some say it's substandard education.
Five ways COVID-19 will continue to change college life in Pittsburgh this spring
Colleges are readjusting schedules, expanding COVID-19 testing, and asking for student input on the fall.
Northeast Ohio advocates applaud move to simplify FAFSA
Tucked into the latest lengthy congressional relief package is language that will simplify financial aid.
What’s ahead for higher ed
Democrats are taking control in Washington, the pandemic is upending yet another semester, and states are reckoning with deep cuts.
Good riddance 2020. Now, what’s next in 2021?
Three things Jeff's watching: the student experience, the value of the classroom, and navigating ambiguity.
UCSC releases campus plan, staking out ambitious vision of growth by 2040
The controversial framework would prepare the physical campus to meet an anticipated 44 percent growth in enrollment.
‘Opting out’: Why Cabrillo College’s unprecedented enrollment dip might be just the beginning
The community college saw an 18-percent drop this fall, and spring registration rates lag even further behind.
