ASPPH is leading national advocacy to ensure that public health degrees remain recognized and supported as professional under the Department of Education’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) proposal.

The AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee seeks comment on a revised definition to gather input on whether the ...

Excluding nursing from the federal list of professional advanced degree programs is part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Of all government departments, one would think the Department of Education ...

The United States Department of Education’s move to narrow the definition of “professional” graduate degree programs beginning July 1 has many concerned about its impact, particularly those in the ...

Only 1% of US architects are Black women. Adese Cadet discusses breaking barriers through mentorship and evidence-based design at HOK.

A federal proposal to change the definition of what counts as a professional degree could have unintended workforce implications for the senior living and care sector, according to national aging ...

Members of Congress have sent a letter to the Department of Education demanding that the Trump administration's policy, which determines nursing is not a "professional" degree, be reversed, amid what ...

The AHA commented Feb. 25 on the Department of Education’s proposed rule that would define the terms “graduate student” and “professional student” for purposes of determining federal student loan ...

If you haven’t defined what success means to you (or have lost sight of your definition in the crush of everyday responsibility), here are four different definitions from people who live, or lived, ...

2026 will mark the transition from agentic AI hype to operational reality, as leaders consider how to deliver the breakthrough experiences and ROI promised by last year’s AI investments. To succeed in ...

When insurance broker Shane Brady (main picture, right) was named Australia Underwriting Broker of the Year at the Insurance Business Awards, the win came as a genuine surprise. Sitting at the sponsor ...