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UW System President Ray Cross said there was no "magic number" he was hoping to reach in terms of cuts or cost savings.
Record amounts are being spent on higher education marketing and advertising as enrollment numbers fall and competition among colleges rises.
Four states - California, New York, Ohio and Texas - account for half of the total national decrease in college enrollment since 2019.
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As UConn faces the largest budget deficit in the university’s history, university President Thomas Katsouleas announced proposed athletic program c...
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Governing board votes to eliminate 97 full-time faculty positions. The cuts will take effect starting in two weeks. The university is in the pro...
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With 20% of Harvard's first-year class deferring this fall, it raises questions and opportunities for higher education's future.
The coronavirus pandemic has taken an even deeper financial toll on colleges and universities than expected, said associations representing two- an...
Liberal arts departments, graduate student aid and even tenured teaching positions are targets as the coronavirus causes shortfalls.
The number of students studying in the United States from other countries has continued to fall during the Trump presidency. An expert explains wha...
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