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Unions challenge degree rule in court
Labor unions sue the U.S. Department of Education over a degree rule excluding education programs from higher federal student loan limits.
Most college grads work in same state
New reports reveal where college graduates work, showing that over half stay in state to support local workforce needs and their economies.
Elite colleges bring back SAT ACT testing
SAT ACT testing returns as elite colleges scrap test‑optional policies, with Ivy League schools and MIT leading the move to require standardized…
Brown University president stepping down in 2027
Brown University President Christina Paxson to step down in 2027 after leading the university since 2012.
Clemson, UF and UVU Gain New College Leaders
Three universities gain new college leaders as the academic year begins. Learn about the chaotic transition for UF, Clemson, and UVU.
Students Face $100K Fee for OPT Program
The Trump administration's proposed $100,000 opt fee could cut international student participation, harming U.S. higher education and economic growth.
Sonoma State Revives NCAA Athletics Program
Sonoma State University revives NCAA athletics program after budget crisis, reinstating 10 men's and women's sports teams, vital to the institution.
Triple visa fee could deter international students
Australia's international student visa fee tripling sparks debate. Will this AU$2,500 hike reduce global application numbers?
Science Evolves with AI Assistance
Discover how artificial intelligence accelerates discovery in science and its impact on higher education with AI assistance.
Nobel winners urge open science for all
Nobel laureates and scientists urge open science to protect research freedom from political interference and authoritarian threats.