Reported by Inside Higher Ed, 36% of admissions officers are checking applicant students’ social media profiles. Of those doing so, 38% percent claimed it had a positive impact on the enrollment decision, while 32% claimed it had a negative impact.

According to a 2019 Wolff-Eisenberg survey, only 78% of community college students reported having reliable access to a computer or laptop.

Reported by Education Dive, a new research study from University of Florida showed that a one-course tuition waiver with clear return steps made students 21% more likely to return.

Reported by Education Dive, Georgetown College in Kentucky is experimenting with full-tuition scholarships for students from neighboring counties who enroll full-time and live on campus.

Joe Biden has adopted Bernie Sanders plan that looks a lot like New York’s, where state residents whose families make up to $125,000 a year can attend the state’s 2- and 4-year institutions tuition-free.

Higher ed has long been apprehensive about promising job placements for students, rightfully concerned to promise something we don’t have full control over.

Reported by Education Dive, the University of North Texas and the University of California, San Diego both have all-vegan dining halls, designed through evolving student demand with a growing preference for plant-based eating.

Reported by Education Dive, more institutions are working to better connect their students with working mentors, able to help them navigate from the academy to the workforce.

What happens when your state’s community college system makes an enormous transfer agreement with an out-of-state private institution?

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, as more and more institutions go test-optional, ACT just announced that students will be able to retake individual sections of the test to improve their overall score.