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Here are 3 important areas of higher ed enrollment to watch

Alcino Donadel | January 14, 2026

Postsecondary enrollment in the U.S. grew by 1% in fall 2025, but heavy losses in one area confirmed some fears.

Sweeping Title IX investigations target transgender participation in sports

Micah Ward | January 14, 2026

18 school districts and colleges allegedly maintain policies that allow students in athletic programs based on their "gender identities," not their biological sex.

Massive merger between 2 NJ universities gets ‘OK’ from state

NJ.com | January 14, 2026

Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation transferring all of New Jersey City University’s academic programs, facilities and assets to Kean University while allotting $25 million in support of the transition, among other procedural steps.

Opinion: Colleges didn’t only lose their value—they lost their way

AEI | January 14, 2026

Colleges have weakened their economic value by easing admissions standards, Mark Schneider argues in an AEI analysis. Without restoring credible gatekeeping, he warns, employers will increasingly question the value of a college degree.

[Download] Powering Real-Time Strategy, Empathy, and Action in Enrollment with Higher Ed Technology

Michelle Kuseske | January 14, 2026

Powering Real-Time Strategy, Empathy, and Action in Enrollment with Higher Ed Technology Enrollment is now more unpredictable than ever. Leaders must manage fluctuating timelines, shifting student needs, tightening budgets, and rising expectations—often all at once. This new white paper, How Higher Ed Technology Powers Real-Time Strategy, Empathy, and Action: A Day in the Life of a Modern Enrollment Leader, illustrates how technology […]

Scenario planning: How to thrive during uncertainty

UB Custom Publishing | January 13, 2026

Scenarios are stories about the future, not predictions, that present what could happen in the future in a way that is coherent, plausible, and consistent.

More students are reporting disabilities—and getting A’s

National Review | January 13, 2026

Disability registrations at elite colleges have surged, with many students earning top grades while receiving accommodations. The trend raises questions about whether accommodations now outpace genuine need and academic rigor.

Opinion: Rethinking the community college’s role in the new economy

Community College Daily | January 13, 2026

As automation and fewer entry-level jobs reshape the labor market, community colleges must move beyond reactive workforce training and take a more proactive role in regional economic growth.

Here's how these two-year colleges upgraded their value

Alcino Donadel | January 12, 2026

Community and technical colleges are "becoming the heartbeat of innovation hubs" around the country as they lean on industry to evolve.

Community college leaders look to lawmakers for additional funds, support

Iowa Capital Dispatch | January 12, 2026

Iowa community colleges are seeking more state funding and policy changes as lawmakers consider expanding programs, including possible four-year degrees. Leaders say new investment is key to boosting access, affordability and workforce training.

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