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At Southern Methodist University, the first Black woman elected student body president in the school’s 113 year history is redefining leadership, representation and what it means to belong.
Higher education compliance jobs encompass a range of positions dedicated to ensuring universities and colleges operate within legal, regulatory, and ethical boundaries.
Recent data reveals a mixed picture for U.S. higher education enrollment, with total postsecondary students reaching 19.4 million in fall 2025, marking a modest 1 percent increase from the previous year.
A 23-year-old who survived 505 days in Hamas captivity speaks at a university. The student government condemns the event. And what should be self-evident has to be argued for.
Jackson State names first alumna permanent president with the appointment of Dr. Denise Jones Gregory as the university’s 14th president.
In the evolving landscape of higher education, governing boards play a pivotal role in steering universities and colleges toward long-term success.
A Yale University faculty committee has issued a report acknowledging declining public trust in higher education and proposing broad reforms.
Para M. Jones is set retire next year as Stark State College president after 14 years of leading the school.
Houston Cougars fans might see a familiar face if they tune into the University of Houston System Board’s meetings each quarter.
I learned earlier today of the death of Gordon K. Davies, the former head of the State Council for Higher Education. He was ousted from that post almost 30 years ago, and Virginia was the less for it.