In this week's roundup:

fewer men are attending college, high gas prices have caused a 4-day in-person work week, and student-athletes face opposition to getting paid. 

In this week's roundup:

new data shows where students are attending college, a decision on student debt forgiveness is expected by late summer, and Carnegie Mellon employees receive inflation relief. 

This month’s roundup looks at a controversial hire that has everyone talking, the creation of the first-ever endowed professorship in Queer Studies at a Historically Black College or University, and several new programs that support HBCU students interested in careers in sports medicine, music and philanthropy.

In today’s blog post, we’re highlighting three events that we expect to make headlines in June. 

In this week's roundup:

 college leaders react to school shootings, employers help with student loan debt, and more institutions have returned to mask mandates. 

In this week's roundup:

 mental health resources are in the spotlight, students protest a university hiring policy, and financial aid offices are struggling to hire. 

Rankin’s focus on campus climate strengthens portfolio of longtime higher education group.

In this week's roundup:

fewer Black and Latinx students are choosing to attend college, rising tuition is linked to inflation, and more students are pursuing their MBA online. 

This month’s roundup looks at one beloved predominantly Black college closing its doors. At the same time, another HBCU is reinstated; a sad illustration of racism’s reach when a women’s athletic team is subjected to an invasive and demoralizing traffic stop; and shared smiles as three stars attend commencement ceremonies for three very different, yet meaningful, reasons.

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