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State board rejects University of Florida pick amid conservative backlash
Florida Politics · Florida

State board rejects University of Florida pick amid conservative backlash

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Kent State University to Close LGBTQ+, Women's and Multicultural Centers After Passing of SB 1
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Kent State University to Close LGBTQ+, Women's and Multicultural Centers After Passing of SB 1

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Kent State University will shut down identity-based centers in response to SB1, affecting LGBTQ+, women's, and multicultural support services.See the Story
Could Uncertainty in Higher Ed Be a Catalyst for Change?
United States · United States

Could Uncertainty in Higher Ed Be a Catalyst for Change?

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At Digital Universities US, online and digital education practitioners wondered if the headwinds facing higher ed will urge colleges and universities to address long-standing fractures. As colleges navigate major disruption—from a loss of federal funding to AI advancements—they’re also being forced to grapple with persistent questions around their role in skills training, trust in their institutions and how to keep pace with digital learning inn…See the Story

Thousands of low-income Ohio college students could lose federal financial aid under Trump budget plans - Open Campus

Federal lawmakers want to make changes to the Pell Grant, the longstanding federal program that helps students and families with low income pay for college.  The government currently calculates the amount students receive based on their financial need and classes they intend to take. Unlike student loans, Pell Grants do not need to be paid back.  President Donald Trump’s budget plan calls for dropping the maximum annual Pell Grant award students…College Students · ClevelandRead Article

Alamo Colleges, St. Mary’s Partner to Grow Dual-Credit Educators

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The two higher education institutions seek to expand access to dual credit courses by growing the number of certified highs school teachers. Alamo Colleges District, St. Mary’s offer free tuition for dual credit educators was first posted on June 5, 2025 at 5:00 am.©2021 "San Antonio Report". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright inf…San Antonio, Texas · San AntonioSee the Story

How San Francisco State is educating its students — and the community — about life after prison - Open Campus

When Joseph Close got out of prison earlier this year, he hoped his probation officer would be there to help him. The support he received from the state came in the form of two $10 Target gift cards.  Close’s release was sudden, to a city in Southern California where he knew no one. If it wasn’t for his connections with nonprofit organizations assisting people getting out of prison, he might have been on the street. “I had nothing but clothes on…San Francisco, California · San FranciscoRead Article

Trusting News spotlights Open Campus - Open Campus

Trusting News, a nonprofit that trains journalists and newsrooms on how to actively build trust, highlighted Open Campus’s work this week. Back in March, we wrote a blog post about why local higher-ed reporting matters. It’s core to our model, and it’s why we are working to put reporters on the beat around America. And as the Trump administration continues to put political, financial, and regulatory pressure on colleges, local reporting that exp…United States · United StatesRead Article

A Second Chance Through Farming - Open Campus

Welcome to Mile Markers, a bimonthly newsletter about rural higher education. I’m Nick Fouriezos, an Open Campus national reporter who grew up at the crossroads of suburban Atlanta and the foothills of Appalachia. Mile Markers Sign up for the newsletter A biweekly newsletter about higher education and rural America. By Nick Fouriezos. Today’s Roadmap 01: Postcards: How farming is attracting unlikely students. 02: Roadside Attractions: A mixed …Merced · MercedRead Article

Woke Lost, but Freedom Didn’t Win

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The End of Woke: How the Culture War Went Too Far and What to Expect from the Counter-RevolutionBy Andrew DoyleConstable, 560 pages, $27Andrew Doyle begins his new book The End of Woke by expressing his hope that the book will one day become a compendium of historical curiosities that merely makes “a decent doorstop.” He’s partially right: Reading his catalogue of absurdities—the compulsory pronouns, the protest theater, the police knocking at t…Donald Trump · San DiegoSee the Story

San Jose State keys in on the next generation of social-service workers - Open Campus

This story is a collaboration between San José Spotlight and Open Campus.  Genesis Smith is spread thin. There aren’t enough social workers in Silicon Valley, leaving her to juggle tense encounters with parents whose children have been placed in protective custody with hour-long drives as far as Merced to check on foster placements. “If you love your job, you will never work a day in your life. I love my job. I look forward to work. But I’m not …California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

How Ohio college leaders are bracing for fewer international students this fall - Open Campus

Ohio college leaders are worrying about how many international students will show up on their campuses this fall – and what those absences could mean to institutions’ enrollments and bottom lines.  Prospective students around the globe are paying attention to the first few intense months of the second Trump administration, according to the Association of International Educators, or NAFSA.   The flurry of changes to higher education and immigrati…Kent, England · KentRead Article

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