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Institutions from Maryland to Oregon announced plans last month to trim spending, and sometimes eliminate jobs, as they navigate or stave off deficits. 
The federal judge’s ruling marks the fourth time a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit has ended such policies under the Trump administration. 
The agency last month accused two highly selective medical schools of unlawfully giving Black and Hispanic applicants an advantage. 
The increase in students wasn’t felt evenly across the higher education sector, according to data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. 
Following months of speculation, Hilton has unveiled the new upper midscale brand, a flexible, scalable complement to its Graduate offering. 
The recent back-to-back releases of the Condition of Education reports for 2025 and 2026 also find near-universal home internet access for students. 
The share of “extreme” chronic absenteeism has fallen from 41% in 2021-22 to 23% in 2024-25, according to a 31-state analysis. 
The U.S. Department of Education shuttered the office last month to "ensure better alignment of programs" for English learners. 
Chairman Brendan Carr cited increased screentime for kids and state efforts to limit devices in class as impetus for potential reform. 
Plaintiffs say the rescission of 28 grants last year with little notice "destabilized" teacher pipelines in at least 12 states. 
The science of business involves a similar problem-solving cycle to the one taught in courses like biology and chemistry, says VentureLab’s founder. 
Citing approaches used in top-ranked nations, a NASBE white paper says school districts would benefit from state-curated high-quality curricula. 
Enrollment is stable at independent schools as public and private schools face a shrinking student population and increased competition to fill seats.