The new president of North Dakota State University wants to exceed an enrollment of 15,000 students, marking a bold step forward for the institution. Along with this ambitious growth, leadership is placing a strong emphasis on retaining current students.
As the 2026 ASUN elections approach, the College of Fine and Performing Arts appears prominently in The Daily Nebraskan’s coverage. While the full details remain exclusive to paid plans, the guide draws attention to the key issues at stake for students and readers following the election.
A Staten Island business school is being held up as a prime illustration of why New York must increase its commitment to higher education. Worldwide, the rarity of accredited business programs underscores the growing need for funding and quality improvements across the state.
Grenadier Hub Academic Advising offers college students a clear route to charting their academic careers. By putting resources in place and encouraging informed decision-making, this initiative helps learners take control of their future.
A coalition of states, led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta, is suing the Trump administration over newly introduced federal requirements. The mandate compels colleges to report detailed data linking race to admissions, financial aid, and student outcomes.
Santa Barbara City College is taking a proactive step to support students’ well-being. Extended Learning students can now access free one-on-one counseling sessions, reflecting the college’s broader commitment to mental health resources.
A Conway student recently earned recognition from the University of Mississippi. While details on the honor remain limited, the news marks a proud moment for the local community.
A new scholarship from the Illinois Sheriffs’ Association offers $500 to support students in Hancock County. This initiative highlights the association’s commitment to furthering higher education and supporting future leaders in the community.
The University of Virginia’s search for its next provost is now in its second year. Recent leadership shakeups at the school have contributed to the delay, underscoring the complexity of filling this influential academic position.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger acted decisively on her first day, appointing 10 new members to the 17-member board of the University of Virginia. Within hours of her inauguration, she also overhauled the boards of two more state schools.