education
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.
Mankato State to Lay Off Staff, Raise Tuition Amid $22M Deficit
Mankato State to lay off staff and raise tuition to address a $22M budget shortfall. Read the latest university news.
Heritage Foundation Unveils Higher Ed Reform Plan
Heritage Foundation unveils higher ed reform plan to overhaul education with institutional neutrality and ban race-based scholarships.
Fitch: Visa Limits Threaten International Enrollment and Revenue
Fitch warns Trump's four-year visa caps could hurt college revenue and enrollment. Learn how new restrictions affect international students starting mid-Septemb
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.
AAUP Sues Texas A&M Over Race Teaching Limits
AAUP lawsuit challenges Texas A&M's race teaching limits, alleging violations of faculty free‑speech and due‑process rights, sparking a major higher‑education l
McMahon seeks college policy reforms
Linda McMahon seeks college policy reforms to restore public trust in higher education by adopting clear admissions criteria and diverse faculty hiring…
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.
Massachusetts gets 23M for clean energy upgrades
Massachusetts awards $23 million for clean energy upgrades to public colleges and facilities, focusing on clean energy grants.