The Damage to Come
Higher education has come to a crossroads as administrators decide on plans for fall
How Americans Feel About College
Surveys taken pre-covid show how some Americans viewed higher education.
Colorado Federal Student Aid Applications Dip During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Getting students to apply for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid was a problem for Colorado before…
FAFSA Requirement Hinders Colorado Colleges’ Ability to Distribute Coronavirus Relief Funds to Students
Federal aid designed to help college students is blocked due to paperwork stipulations.
Colorado Allows Colleges to Teach In-Person Classrooms at Half Capacity
Colorado will issue new guidelines to higher education institutions for the fall semester in the next several weeks.
New Clues About the Future of the Work Program for International Students
What the Supreme Court’s decision about DACA could tell us about the optional practical training program.
We’ve All Got Student Loan Debt. So Let’s Talk About it.
Student debt is not uncommon and shouldn't be a topic swept under the rug.
A Glimpse at a For-Profit Rebound?
As college enrollments have fallen in recent years, so has student borrowing — especially sharply at for-profit colleges, which have gone through a tumultuous decade. They may now be on the rebound.
Unexpected DACA Ruling Brings Temporary Relief to Colorado Recipients
The Supreme Court barred the Trump administration from ending DACA, which allows almost 700,000 immigrants to remain in the United States.
Colorado Adults will Begin to Earn College Credit for Work Experience
The measure was approved during this year’s legislative session.
States Missing From Debate Over International Students
International students play an important role in public-college finances, so why do state leaders seem absent from the debate about their future?