Education creates opportunities and is integral to maintaining America’s globally competitive economy. An educated workforce begins in local communities and…
In the wake of two years that have upended the financial and educational well-being of millions of students, emergency…
As a form of outsourcing in higher education, online program management (OPM) is not remarkable. Universities regularly, and with…
While the fate of the Build Back Better Act is currently unclear, there are parts of the proposed legislation…
Students facing basic needs insecurities are significantly less likely to leave college without completing an associate’s or bachelor’s degree.…
In early 2020, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education released its fourth strategic plan, Reaching Higher in a State…
Adult students make up a growing share of today’s students, including adults returning to school, who are likely to…
Today’s students are more diverse than any previous generation of college students: they’re diverse in age, race, and income…
The four-year college degree has long been the gold standard and the surest gateway to economic opportunity in the…
Not all institutions of higher education are equal—in their funding, resources, or student outcomes. Selective public institutions, typically defined…
There is a significant and persistent disparity in educational attainment between different groups of students. Equity gaps between students…
Low-income, Black, and Latinx students are underrepresented at selective colleges and universities. Only 34 percent of low-income students with…
