Republican Bill Shows Contempt for the Rule of Law
The House Republican domestic policy bill would make it all but impossible for the courts to stop the administration from breaking the law.
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The Facts on Higher Education Policy
The facts on higher education policy challenges and proposed solutions by issue area.
How Regional and State Associations Can Build Colleges鈥 Work-Based Learning Capacity
National efforts to scale work-based learning in higher education are needed, but state-based, grassroots efforts are playing a key role.
National Science Foundation Helps Student Entrepreneurs Take Cancer Screening Into Their Own Hands
The National Science Foundation supports community college students using STEM innovation to solve complex problems like cancer screening.
Community College Students Want Paid Work-Based Learning but Opportunities Are Rare
Few students were familiar with programs at their schools that connect them to paid employment directly related to their academic focus.
One Big Beautiful Bill Is an Implementation Nightmare for Higher Education
While the Ed Department is hoping to wind down, House Republicans are proposing legislation that would require it to dramatically ramp up.
Promising Partners: Community Colleges and Child Care Resource & Referral Networks
Child Care Resource and Referral Networks and Community Colleges can partner to address child care needs.
Congressional Biotech Commission Highlights Workforce Investment Needs
Senator Todd Young speaks about bipartisan efforts to strengthen U.S. competitiveness through workforce development.
How the House-Passed Reconciliation Bill Would Negatively Impact Young Children and Their Families
The wide-ranging package includes significant cuts to Medicaid and food assistance
No Hearing, No Answers
The Senate advanced the top higher education policy nominee without a hearing. Here are the questions the Senate should have asked.