What Biden’s budget proposal means for education

There’s no guarantee of how amenable Congress will be to maintaining much of the education platform in an election year, even with Democratic control. That’s probably why the ED Department also published today new recommendations for states to support educational development and student achievement.

HBCU boards must resist the temptation of proving innovation through untested leadership

Boards must consider the time and temperature of their work and the long-term impacts they can create by miscalculating institutional fit between campus and leadership.

Florida to mandate financial literacy as requirement for high school graduation

Students entering high school next fall in Florida will be the first to have financial literacy education as a requirement for graduation from high school. The new rule was signed […]

HBCU DIGEST: Total HBCU enrollment fell to lowest mark in 22 years in 2020

Hampered by a global pandemic, a nearly year-long hiatus from in-person business, and economic uncertainty, cumulative attendance for the historically Black college and university sector dropped for the third consecutive […]

HIGHER ED DIGEST: Projecting higher ed impact of United States' cyber warfare with Russia and China

Officials from the FBI and US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) announced earlier this month that a number of state agencies, including colleges and universities, had been victimized by […]