The Hechinger Report Jade Tate May 7, 2024 To fill big gaps in the workforce, we need new policies to help attract and train new talen Our country is facing a severe shortage of nurses, with many U.S. hospitals struggling to meet demands for patient care. By next year, we are expected to face a shortage […]
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McClintock David B, McClintock April 26, 2024 Institutions of higher education, whether traditional universities or proprietary trade schools, are well familiar with U.S. Department of Education (ED) oversight. Annual filings and notification triggers are par for the course. For precisely this reason, it’s critical that we understand how the department assesses your finances so that […]
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The 74 Adam Echelman May 3, 2024 In March 2020, colleges were on the verge of a crisis. Students were dropping out en masse, and California’s public colleges and universities predicted they might lose billions of dollars within the year. Enter the federal government. In three installments over the following year, Congress gave more than […]
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Inside Higher Ed T. Markus Funk and Jean – Jacques Cabou May 8, 2024 Colleges should be wary of adopting weaker due process protections permitted under the new Title IX regulations, T. Markus Funk and Jean-Jacques Cabou write. The White House approved and released the Department of Education’s sweeping changes to Title IX’s implementing regulations last month, changing […]
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