Most employers who make hiring decisions still trust higher education and expect artificial intelligence to make a college ...
A coalition of 19 higher education associations is asking the Census Bureau to withdraw a proposed rule that would change who is counted in the decennial census and bar questions about race, ethnicity ...
Young Americans overwhelmingly say free speech matters. A growing share doubt it is safe, and college students are the most ...
Nearly all undergraduate college programs meet the earnings standard in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3). A new report finds, however, that far fewer leave graduates financially ahead once the ...
Cornell University’s Faculty Senate on Wednesday begins debating a resolution that would declare no confidence in the ...
Higher education’s system of shared governance—the decades-old arrangement under which faculty hold primary authority over curriculum, hiring, and academic standards while boards and administrators ...
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) will receive more than $174 million in one-time supplemental funding, the U.S. Department of Education announced Tuesday. The boost comes as the ...
Cornell University’s Committee on the Future of the American University released its final report Tuesday, capping a year-long effort to chart a path for higher education amid mounting pressure from ...
A federal advisory committee has recommended suspending the federal recognition of the American Psychological Association’s (APA) accrediting arm. The recommendation departs from what Education ...
California’s community colleges will soon be able to offer many more four-year degrees. How many each district can add, however, will depend on how well its students perform. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed ...
President Donald Trump has canceled nearly $1 billion in spending that Congress already approved, using a budget maneuver that the government’s own watchdog says is illegal. The White House announced ...
A federal judge in Boston has struck down the Trump administration’s 2025 directive that led the Education Department to cancel more than $600 million in teacher-training grants, money that flowed ...
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