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While generative artificial intelligence tools have proliferated in education and workplace settings, not all tools are free or accessible to students and staff, which can create…

Two years ago, the Supreme Court dealt a devastating blow to opportunity in America when it gutted access to higher education for underrepresented groups. That decision…

A 2025 survey of 5,000 undergraduates by Inside Higher Ed, supported by Generation Lab, found that the greatest share of students rated their nutrition at college…

Republican lawmakers in Oklahoma introduced legislation this week that would require every public university in the state to construct “a Charlie Kirk Memorial Plaza”, with a…

For some students, enrolling in college can feel like a gamble due to the high cost and lack of a clear career at the end of…

When the U.S. Department of Education abruptly ended grants for most minority-serving institutions last week, it raised questions about what the department would do with the…

It was never going to be a quiet summer. Between when faculty turned in their final spring grades and when students came back to campus, President…

Tribal colleges and universities are known to play an outsize role in educating and employing members of their local tribal communities. But they also offer major…

For students and their families, a university education is a massive investment of time and, often, money. To make a wise and informed decision about that…

Landscape, a College Board tool for providing colleges with information about the educational environment of an applicant’s high school and neighborhood based on publicly available information,…