A federal court rejected the DOJ's lawsuit against Minnesota's law allowing in-state tuition for eligible undocumented students. The DOJ appealed, questioning if the law unfairly benefits noncitizens over citizens.
A public university is considering laying off 160 employees due to federal funding uncertainties and financial challenges. This comes as numerous academic programs are suspended or merged, impacting students and staff.
Universities face a dilemma balancing student demand for flexible online courses with the benefits of in-person learning. Declining public funding and the need for enrollment mass challenge the traditional campus experience, impacting course offerings and student engagement.
The Trump administration's new loan limits for postbaccalaureate programs could limit student access and weaken healthcare career pipelines. Professional organizations plan legal challenges, arguing the caps create unnecessary obstacles and threaten the healthcare workforce.
