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Changes ComingThe Next Update of the Carnegie Classification Will Be Its Biggest Yet
A proposed revision, to go into effect in 2025, will label every college with its access and student outcomes, among other changes. -
A Turn of Events
A Troubled Community College ‘Pauses’ Classes. Will It Ever Reopen?
Eastern Gateway Community College used a “free college” program to increase its student population to more than 40,000. Now, it’s halting enrollment. -
The Review | Opinion
The New Academic Arms Race
Competition over amenities is over. The next battleground is technology. -
Leadership & Governance
In One Week, Saint Augustine’s U. Lost an Accreditation Fight, Fired Its President, and Saw a Faculty Revolt
Financial woes have imperiled the small historically Black institution in North Carolina. Officials are appealing the accreditor’s decision. -
Sticking With the Status Quo
Squeezed by Politics, an Accreditor’s Annual Meeting Concludes With No Vote on a DEI Standard
While six other major accreditors require member colleges to commit to diversity, this one still won’t. -
Leadership & Governance
A Feud Between a President and a Board Chair Goes Nuclear at an Iowa Community College
At Northeast Iowa Community College, the president campaigned to oust the board chair, filed a complaint against him, then was fired. But he says he’s still in charge. -
Leadership and Governance
President of Struggling Majority-White HBCU Quits After Battling Faculty
Amid an attempt to restore its finances and bring Black students back to the campus, Robin Capehart publicly berated faculty members at Bluefield State University. -
'A Fairly Big Deal'
Carnegie Is Changing How It Classifies R1 Institutions. Will Your University Make the Cut?
The metrics that determine who gets the long-coveted R1 status will be overhauled starting in 2025. Here’s how. -
Financial Trouble
A University Called Off Fall Classes. Employees Aren’t Being Paid. Now What?
Officials at Union Institute and University say they’re committed to finding a way forward. -
An Uncertain Future
Federal Scrutiny and Plunging Revenue Plague a Private College’s Attempt at a Turnaround
Baker College once was Michigan’s largest private nonprofit college, built on questionable promises of employment and cost. But now it faces a fresh host of financial and reputational problems.
