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The Administration has released its FY 2027 Presidential Budget Request, proposing significant changes to federal higher education funding that could have far-reaching consequences for institutions and students nationwide.
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Jeremiah Shinn, current interim president at Boise State, discussed his thoughts on higher education and the future of the Missoula university at a series of community events.
Hampshire College is facing problems in part because sensationalist news articles paint an erroneously hopeless picture. Unfortunately, a highly influential Boston Globe article originally titled, “Dying, Sputtering” fits into that category.
Polk State College has officially launched the search for the sixth president in the school’s 62-year history.
A new report from the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) highlights the critical challenges and leadership priorities facing institution and foundation boards over the next two years as colleges and universities confront political pressures, financial uncertainty, and declining public confidence amid rapid technological change.
WASHINGTON, DC (April 2, 2026)—A new report from the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) highlights the critical challenges and leadership priorities facing institution and foundation boards over the next two years as colleges and universities confront political pressures, financial uncertainty, and declining public confidence amid rapid technological change.
Major groups representing universities, faculty and others oppose draft General Services Administration rules targeting DEI and more. Trump’s recent executive order doubles down.
El reconocimiento internacional de la AGB distingue a aquellos profesionales que, desde su rol, contribuyen de manera significativa al fortalecimiento de los órganos de gobierno en instituciones educativas, asegurando que sus procesos sean estratégicos, informados y alineados con la misión institucional.
Stephanie McNally, associate secretary to the WashU Board of Trustees, is the recipient of the prestigious 2026 Distinguished Board Professional Award from the Association of Governing Boards for exceptional contributions to governance excellence and board engagement in higher education.
La Asociación de Órganos de Gobierno de Universidades (AGB) otorgó el premio AGB al Profesional Distinguido de Consejos 2026 al doctor Carlos H. García Alvarado, Vicerrector de Relaciones Institucionales del Sistema CETYS Universidad.