March 26 - NH lawmakers kill merger plan | Push to double Pell reignited

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Daily Dive March​ 26,​ 2021 | Today's news and insights for higher ed leaders   BROUGHT TO YOU BY — McGraw Hill Students Struggling with Learning Loss? Find out how this school closed a 12-point achievement gap and changed the landscape of learning for underprivileged students. Get the case study.   Note from the editor The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center late last year projected a massive annual decrease — 21.7% — in enrollment of new high school graduates who immediately went on to college this past fall. Higher Ed Dive, along with several other media publications, covered this news. Thursday, the center announced the drop wasn't as big as it initially reported due to an error processing the data. We've updated our original story to reflect the new information, and we've adjusted our other articles that reference the figure (here, here, here and here). You can read more about the change here. Their correction shouldn't overshadow the bigger trend, however. The updated estimate — a 6.8% annual decrease, which includes additional data — is significant. And it affirms other recent data showing this year's enrollment losses are concentrated among students from low-income and historically disadvantaged backgrounds, and at community colleges. We know our readers are keeping a close eye on enrollment patterns this year, and industry groups are working quickly to produce data that sheds light on the evolving situation. For those reasons, we thought it was important to inform you directly of this change. Thanks for reading, Hallie Busta Senior Editor, Higher Ed Dive Email | Twitter New Hampshire lawmakers scrap governor's merger plan — for now They're proposing a committee to study whether combining the state's two- and four-year college systems is necessary. Advocates renew push to double the Pell Grant A more coordinated effort to expand the federal program is emerging and has gained support from hundreds of colleges. UPDATED Tracking how the coronavirus is impacting colleges Rutgers will require students to get a coronavirus vaccine. How college students plan to spend their relief checks.  Sponsored Content by Higher Ed Dive's studioID How to create a more resilient institutional planning model A recent survey shows 86% of higher ed institutions still use a combination of spreadsheets, paper and pencil for financial planning and analysis (FP&A). Explore new methods and opportunities in this playbook. Column Admissions on the big screen: University takes enrollment events to the drive-in Ohio's Kent State took a creative approach to beating "Zoom fatigue" while minding COVID-19 restrictions with its outreach to prospective students. Read more news Featured Resources FROM: Collegis Education Repositioning university IT as strategic partner How to establish a stable IT foundation for digital transformation Tech investments to prioritize with higher ed COVID-relief funds Improve online learning experiences with effective tech support What We're Reading Los Angeles Times USC payout on gynecologist sex abuse claims to top $1 billion The Washington Post Colleges cut sports to save money amid the pandemic. Then came the Title IX lawsuits. The Chronicle of Higher Education Executive Compensation at Public and Private Colleges The Washington Post Uproar erupts at U. of Richmond over building names with ties to racism The Chronicle of Philanthropy 2 Billionaire Couples Provide $300 Million to Launch New Health Research Institute Suggest a story we should read Dive Into a Topic Online Learning Policy & Legal Leadership Student Success Finance Enrollment Share Higher Ed Dive: Daily Dive with others and get rewarded. You've referred 0 readers. To become an official Dive Insider, just successfully refer 10 contacts to Higher Ed Dive: Daily Dive. Here's your link to share: https://www.highereddive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5f93078d7aa51972095c9316

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