higher education
Education Department: 1,900 Colleges Overdue on Data Submissions
Over 1,900 colleges are overdue on data submissions to the Education Department. Learn about the Biden-era regulations and transparency rules affecting higher…
Nebraska University Cuts Low Enrollment Programs
Nebraska university cuts low enrollment programs like ethnic studies and insect science due to budget constraints and low graduate numbers.
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.
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.
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.
Culture Not Always Key to Merger Success
Merger success depends on more than culture, says expert in higher education, focusing on strategy and mechanics too.
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