Cuts at the Department of Education are causing major disruptions for Massachusetts colleges,
The Boston Globe reports, while
Education Week highlights how aspiring K–12 teachers are
losing critical supports as a result of these cuts, and NHPR profiles a
college counselor affected by reductions to TRIO programs...
Inside Higher Ed reports on this weeks' rulemaking panel
that is sorting through which programs will be subject to new federal
loan caps... AGB Interim President Ross Mugler describes the dangers to
higher education inherent in the trend of board members being selected
and appointed not for their civic or fiduciary qualifications, but for
their ideological alignment with political leaders on the state and
federal levels . . . The LSU Board of Supervisors has named Wade Rousse,
currently president of McNeese State University, its next system
president and University of Alabama Provost Jim Dalton as chancellor its
Baton Rouge campus.
Massive Cuts at the Department of Education Are Causing Big Problems at Massachusetts Colleges
The Boston Globe (sub. req.) | Nov. 4, 2025
Ed. Dept. Cuts Grants That Were Helping College Students Become Teachers
Education Week | Nov. 4, 2025
Trump Cut His Program’s Funding, but He’s Still Helping NH Students Chase Their College Dreams
NHPR | Nov. 4, 2025
Talks Over Loan Caps See Some Progress
Inside Higher Ed | Nov. 5, 2025
OPINION: Politics in Higher-ed Boardrooms: What’s at Stake?
Richmond Times-Dispatch (sub. req.) | Nov. 5, 2025
LSU Splits President-Chancellor Roles, Makes Two Hires
Louisiana Illuminator | Nov. 4, 2025