60 percent goal

ISU will cut tuition costs for American Indian students

Under the pilot plan, American Indian students will be able to attend classes for $60 per credit — about an 80 percent discount.

Study sheds new light on Idaho’s grim Hispanic graduation rate

Only 12.7 percent of Idaho’s Hispanic adults hold a college degree — the lowest percentage in the nation.

As dual credit grows, will rural students get left behind?

By providing free college-level classes in high school, Idaho hopes to encourage a new generation of college students. The results have been mixed.

Low cost, low enrollment: What a study says about Idaho higher ed

Here’s how the Pell Institute research pieces together — good and bad.

UPDATED: Where does Labrador stand on the rising cost of college?

We asked, a week ago. They haven’t answered. We’re still waiting.

Idaho’s ‘adult completer’ scholarship: how it will work

The money will be available to full- and part-time students with a GPA of 2.7 or better, according to State Board of Education rules adopted last week.

Study points to a college ‘graduation gap’

Colleges are doing a better job of recruiting students from low-income households. But these students still struggle to graduate.

‘Go-on rate’ is stuck in neutral

In 2017, only 45 percent of Idaho high school graduates went straight to college. But the State Board of Education sees some good news in the numbers.