Raising retention and attendance rates, and accommodating diverse student bodies, could take on existential importance as the number of traditional-age students falls.
Public minority-serving institutions can graduate students in greater numbers if they get the federal money they're eligible for, a new report found.
The American Federation of Teachers sued the agency this month for blocking access to the congressionally mandated repayment options.
The legislation, known as the Deterrent Act, would also require colleges to report all foreign gifts and contracts with “countries of concern,” such as China.