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Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School offers a master's degree pathway without a bachelor's, addressing counseling workforce shortages and expanding access.

Hampshire College faces potential early closure, raising urgent questions for students, faculty, and the future of progressive higher education in America.

A new survey reveals that half of Texas Tech faculty self-censored course content in response to state laws restricting discussion of race and gender.

A Cornell graduate has been banned from campus after the university's president struck him with a vehicle in a shocking incident raising serious questions.

Elevation Church in North Carolina is the latest megachurch to launch its own college, joining a growing movement of faith-based institutions in higher education.

New IHEP analysis reveals Pell Grant recipients struggle more with food insecurity, persistence, and degree completion than their peers.

Florida legislation would expand Board of Governors and Board of Education powers to amend core college curricula after sociology ban.

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NC State University receives approval to demolish Poe Hall after tests confirmed the presence of toxic chemicals, ending years of health concerns.

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