Universities and state legislators are expanding and reconfiguring nursing education—through enrollment growth, alternative admission tracks, and regulatory accountability—to

A national surge in nursing strikes highlights systemic workforce fragility driven by understaffing, burnout, and workplace violence. Short-term

Universities and states are taking divergent approaches to the nursing shortage: some programs remove admissions barriers or expand

Nurse collective action and hospital layoffs are interacting to create systemic labor strain across U.S. healthcare. Leaders must

Universities are expanding nursing program capacity and redesigning pathways to address persistent shortages, with a focus on rural

The University of Alabama's $80 million plan to double nursing enrollment offers a real-world experiment in scale: expanding

The University of Alabama's $80 million plan to double nursing enrollment offers a real-world experiment in scale: expanding

The largest nursing strike in New York City history reveals deep fractures in healthcare workforce systems. Over 17,000

Federal loan policy changes and labor disputes are converging to create unprecedented pressure on the nursing workforce. This

Universities across the U.S. are launching major nursing program expansions to address critical workforce shortages. From Missouri to