Supreme Court will review block on borrower defense rule
The Supreme Court will review Biden's borrower-defense rule aimed at aiding student loan debt relief for defrauded borrowers.
University degree still best for young Britons' life chances, says former minister
A university degree is a key investment for young people's future success and earning potential in the UK.
Biden is withdrawing his broader student-loan forgiveness plans that were set to cancel debt for over 38 million borrowers
Biden's administration has officially withdrawn plans for broad student-loan forgiveness, impacting over 38 million borrowers amid legal challenges and political uncertainties.
Supreme Court will review block on borrower defense rule
The Supreme Court will review Biden's borrower-defense rule aimed at aiding student loan debt relief for defrauded borrowers.
University degree still best for young Britons' life chances, says former minister
A university degree is a key investment for young people's future success and earning potential in the UK.
Biden is withdrawing his broader student-loan forgiveness plans that were set to cancel debt for over 38 million borrowers
Biden's administration has officially withdrawn plans for broad student-loan forgiveness, impacting over 38 million borrowers amid legal challenges and political uncertainties.
This Virginia program helps former foster youth get degrees, at any age
Davis illustrates the financial challenges faced by foster care alumni when pursuing education, highlighting the importance of support programs like Great Expectations.
The Yawning Insecurity of Marc Andreessen
Marc Andreessen claims elite educational institutions are producing radical graduates that he believes threaten the integrity of his companies.
Wins and losses for higher ed in California budget
Governor Newsom's budget plan cuts significant funding for California higher education while maintaining substantial financial aid investment. Concerns arise about the impact on students and resources.
Advocates call for federal guidance on cost of attendance
The Education Department now has authority to regulate cost of attendance, impacting student aid accuracy after decades without oversight.
Johns Hopkins, Caltech settle in antitrust lawsuit
Wealthy universities allegedly colluded on financial aid, resulting in significant settlements for affected students.
My twins applied to the same colleges with similar achievements. I don't understand why one got $13,000 more in merit scholarships.
Merit scholarships vary greatly among similar students, reflecting the complexities of college admissions rather than just academic performance.
Wins and losses for higher ed in California budget
Governor Newsom's budget plan cuts significant funding for California higher education while maintaining substantial financial aid investment. Concerns arise about the impact on students and resources.
Advocates call for federal guidance on cost of attendance
The Education Department now has authority to regulate cost of attendance, impacting student aid accuracy after decades without oversight.
Johns Hopkins, Caltech settle in antitrust lawsuit
Wealthy universities allegedly colluded on financial aid, resulting in significant settlements for affected students.
My twins applied to the same colleges with similar achievements. I don't understand why one got $13,000 more in merit scholarships.
Merit scholarships vary greatly among similar students, reflecting the complexities of college admissions rather than just academic performance.
New chair at Small Business Charter as Byron Dixon OBE takes the helm
Byron Dixon OBE has been appointed chair of the Small Business Charter, emphasizing support for small businesses and the role of business schools in driving economic growth.
Illinois guarantees transfer for all state high school grads
Illinois high school graduates are guaranteed transfer admission to University of Illinois system institutions, enhancing accessibility for students.
Leader who helped SJSU become economic dynamo heads to East Bay school
Charlie Faas transformed San Jose State University into a key economic entity and is now moving to St. Mary's College.
What could WNMU's ex-president's exit package pay for?
The controversial exit package for Joseph Shepard could have helped fund scholarships or address food insecurity for students at Western New Mexico University.
Leader who helped SJSU become economic dynamo heads to East Bay school
Charlie Faas transformed San Jose State University into a key economic entity and is now moving to St. Mary's College.
What could WNMU's ex-president's exit package pay for?
The controversial exit package for Joseph Shepard could have helped fund scholarships or address food insecurity for students at Western New Mexico University.
Trump wants to change colleges nationwide. GOP-led states offer a preview
Changes in higher education regarding diversity programs reflect a conservative shift in political ideology and policy, setting a precedent for potential nationwide trends.
Louisiana colleges spend just a fraction of the budget on DEI
Louisiana's public colleges invest minimally in diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, raising questions about prioritization and reporting accuracy.
UC in-state enrollment highest ever as Berkeley, UCLA seat more Black and Latino students
The University of California enrolled a record number of Californians in Fall 2024, despite challenges in maintaining racial diversity.
Trump wants to change colleges nationwide. GOP-led states offer a preview
Changes in higher education regarding diversity programs reflect a conservative shift in political ideology and policy, setting a precedent for potential nationwide trends.
Louisiana colleges spend just a fraction of the budget on DEI
Louisiana's public colleges invest minimally in diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, raising questions about prioritization and reporting accuracy.
UC in-state enrollment highest ever as Berkeley, UCLA seat more Black and Latino students
The University of California enrolled a record number of Californians in Fall 2024, despite challenges in maintaining racial diversity.
Higher ed is not a public good-but it could be (opinion)
Higher education exhibits exclusivity, serving more as a private good than a public one, contributing to public disenchantment.
Education Department releases new OPM guidance
Colleges must ensure their contractors provide accurate information to students regarding online programs to avoid misleading claims.
Texas A&M won't attend conference after Rufo, Abbott posts
Texas A&M is halting participation in a conference aimed at minority students following threats over DEI program violations.
Why Choose Jaipur National University for an MBA Program?
Pursuing an MBA at Jaipur National University equips students with practical skills, relevant specializations, and strong placement opportunities for successful management careers.
Biden's administration is increasing federal oversight of distance education with new regulations requiring colleges to submit detailed data about their online programs.
House GOP tells Biden not to close antisemitism investigations
Representative Walberg urges the Biden administration to keep antisemitism investigations open for review by the incoming Trump administration.
'Time is running out.' University unions rush to organize before the Trump White House
University of California academic workers' previous strike victory is prompting renewed union activism across U.S. higher education institutions amid fears of a pro-business government.
261,000 more student-loan borrowers get $4.5 billion in debt cancellation in Biden's final days in office
Biden announced $4.5 billion in debt cancellation for 261,000 borrowers from Ashford University, addressing fraudulent misconduct.
Biden's administration is increasing federal oversight of distance education with new regulations requiring colleges to submit detailed data about their online programs.
House GOP tells Biden not to close antisemitism investigations
Representative Walberg urges the Biden administration to keep antisemitism investigations open for review by the incoming Trump administration.
'Time is running out.' University unions rush to organize before the Trump White House
University of California academic workers' previous strike victory is prompting renewed union activism across U.S. higher education institutions amid fears of a pro-business government.
261,000 more student-loan borrowers get $4.5 billion in debt cancellation in Biden's final days in office
Biden announced $4.5 billion in debt cancellation for 261,000 borrowers from Ashford University, addressing fraudulent misconduct.
Labour to revive controversial university freedom of speech legislation
The UK education ministry is reviving a contentious free speech act, reconsidering provisions to avoid potential legal issues and protection of hate speech.
Government to implement university free speech law
Government plans to reactivate the Higher Education Freedom of Speech Act to uphold free speech on university campuses after previous concerns.
Labour to revive uni 'free speech' law despite hate speech concerns
The Labour government plans to revive a controversial 'free speech' law amid debates on hate speech concerns on campuses.
Labour to revive controversial university freedom of speech legislation
The UK education ministry is reviving a contentious free speech act, reconsidering provisions to avoid potential legal issues and protection of hate speech.
Government to implement university free speech law
Government plans to reactivate the Higher Education Freedom of Speech Act to uphold free speech on university campuses after previous concerns.
Labour to revive uni 'free speech' law despite hate speech concerns
The Labour government plans to revive a controversial 'free speech' law amid debates on hate speech concerns on campuses.
Voting for Harvard Board of Overseers and HAA elected directors begins April 1, showcasing diverse alumni candidates who are devoted to the university's mission.
Government set to reintroduce controversial university free speech law
The Independent prioritizes accessible journalism on critical issues like reproductive rights and freedom of speech.
Legislation protecting free speech in universities is back on the government's agenda.
Mother 'shocked' by trans person living in daughter's mixed-sex college dorm
Concerns arise over mixed-sex housing policies at universities, especially regarding privacy and comfort for students.
It's Becoming Harder to Protest Gaza War on Campus - and Also to Teach About It
Cornell University faces criticism over its handling of student protest charges, raising concerns about freedom of expression and administrative overreach.
Kotlikoff to staff: Collaboration makes Cornell unique | Cornell Chronicle
Kotlikoff highlights the collaborative spirit and long-term commitment of staff as a unique advantage for Cornell University.
Barry Adams, former vice provost and literature scholar, dies at 89 | Cornell Chronicle
Barry Banfield Adams, a distinguished scholar of Medieval and Renaissance drama, made lasting contributions to Cornell University and the community until his passing at age 89.
Kathryn Boor, Graduate School dean and vice provost, to end term | Cornell Chronicle
Kathryn Boor will step down as dean and vice provost for graduate education on June 30, 2025, after impactful leadership and initiatives.
December graduates charted their own course | Cornell Chronicle
The December commencement highlights the diverse and non-traditional pathways of its graduates, celebrating unique journeys and determination.
It's Becoming Harder to Protest Gaza War on Campus - and Also to Teach About It
Cornell University faces criticism over its handling of student protest charges, raising concerns about freedom of expression and administrative overreach.
Kotlikoff to staff: Collaboration makes Cornell unique | Cornell Chronicle
Kotlikoff highlights the collaborative spirit and long-term commitment of staff as a unique advantage for Cornell University.
Barry Adams, former vice provost and literature scholar, dies at 89 | Cornell Chronicle
Barry Banfield Adams, a distinguished scholar of Medieval and Renaissance drama, made lasting contributions to Cornell University and the community until his passing at age 89.
Kathryn Boor, Graduate School dean and vice provost, to end term | Cornell Chronicle
Kathryn Boor will step down as dean and vice provost for graduate education on June 30, 2025, after impactful leadership and initiatives.
December graduates charted their own course | Cornell Chronicle
The December commencement highlights the diverse and non-traditional pathways of its graduates, celebrating unique journeys and determination.
Mixed reactions after Biden nixed TRIO for undocumented students
The Biden administration's retraction of undocumented students from TRIO programs raises concerns about their access to higher education amid fears of mass deportations.
Can Universities Build Community? A Conference Explores Possible Paths - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Universities can potentially be effective community builders if they address power imbalances and consider local residents' needs.
Mixed reactions after Biden nixed TRIO for undocumented students
The Biden administration's retraction of undocumented students from TRIO programs raises concerns about their access to higher education amid fears of mass deportations.
Can Universities Build Community? A Conference Explores Possible Paths - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Universities can potentially be effective community builders if they address power imbalances and consider local residents' needs.
Higher education faced multiple crises in 2024, including financial pressures, leadership changes, and the implications of political scrutiny on institutional values and functions.
UT Austin president leaves for top job at Southern Methodist
Hartzell's move to SMU signifies a shift in leadership from a public university to a dynamic private institution.
New presidents or provosts: Linfield Colby Saint Louis Dickinson State SMU Hamline Denver Seminary Rockland CC Indiana U South Bend TCU
Multiple leadership changes in higher education institutions across the U.S. are signaling new directions and opportunities for academic advancement.
Looking back at 2024 in higher ed
Higher education faced multiple crises in 2024, including financial pressures, leadership changes, and the implications of political scrutiny on institutional values and functions.
UT Austin president leaves for top job at Southern Methodist
Hartzell's move to SMU signifies a shift in leadership from a public university to a dynamic private institution.
New presidents or provosts: Linfield Colby Saint Louis Dickinson State SMU Hamline Denver Seminary Rockland CC Indiana U South Bend TCU
Multiple leadership changes in higher education institutions across the U.S. are signaling new directions and opportunities for academic advancement.
Q&A: Sonoma State AVP of student affairs, access, success
Sarah Ellison's journey in higher education began unexpectedly, highlighting the importance of personal growth and discovering one's passion over time.
Opinion | College Can't Be Only for the Rich
Higher education faces scrutiny for affordability and ideological bias, yet many still view college as essential for job success.
Wisconsin regents table vote on expanding president's hiring power
The Wisconsin Board of Regents is cautious about allowing the system president to unilaterally appoint senior leaders, seeking a balanced policy.
Old Dominion University launches fill-in wellness classes
Old Dominion University offers a guest-lecturer service to promote student health and well-being during class cancellations.
Body found after fire; white supremacist leader gets 2 years for inciting violence
A white supremacist leader received a two-year prison sentence for inciting violence during the 2017 Berkeley rally.
Introduction to Philosophy, Carolina Flores
This course aims to introduce diverse students to philosophy while addressing educational inequalities through scaffolding and skill-based teaching.
Graduate-student stipends in Canada below the poverty line
Graduate student stipends in Canada are significantly below a living wage, particularly affecting those in biology and physics.
Understanding academic dismissal from the student perspective
A significant number of Americans leave higher education without credentials due to academic dismissal, influenced by life events and institutional support.
Prospinity, which allows college students to share their future incomes, just raised $2 million
Prospinity enables college students to share income risks and successes through innovative income-share agreements.
Understanding academic dismissal from the student perspective
A significant number of Americans leave higher education without credentials due to academic dismissal, influenced by life events and institutional support.
Prospinity, which allows college students to share their future incomes, just raised $2 million
Prospinity enables college students to share income risks and successes through innovative income-share agreements.
Business schools are adapting by launching one-year MBA programs in response to growing concerns about return on investment and rising costs.
What three ratings agencies project for higher ed in 2025
Financial outlooks for higher education in 2025 are divided, with Moody's projecting stability, while others anticipate closures and merging due to increasing challenges.
Accelerated M.B.A.s are on the rise
Business schools are adapting by launching one-year MBA programs in response to growing concerns about return on investment and rising costs.
What three ratings agencies project for higher ed in 2025
Financial outlooks for higher education in 2025 are divided, with Moody's projecting stability, while others anticipate closures and merging due to increasing challenges.
Balancing security, tech skills for college students in prison
Improving technology access for incarcerated students is crucial for their education and successful reintegration into society.
UNC's SCiLL will give students an intellectually rich education
The article on UNC Chapel Hill's SCiLL missed discussing its teaching, student perspectives, and the importance of diverse ideological viewpoints in academia.
Investing in college student success initiatives that work
Comprehensive support programs significantly improve student retention and success rates in higher education.
CPL policies lacking focus on affordability, data collection
Credit for prior learning (CPL) practices enhance student success and degree completion, but lack of awareness and barriers hinder their full potential.
Centralized course scheduling is essential for improving student outcomes in higher education.
Many institutions prioritize faculty preferences over student needs in scheduling.
Investing in college student success initiatives that work
Comprehensive support programs significantly improve student retention and success rates in higher education.
CPL policies lacking focus on affordability, data collection
Credit for prior learning (CPL) practices enhance student success and degree completion, but lack of awareness and barriers hinder their full potential.
Why a college degree is a good thing - but not the only thing
Job markets overvalue degrees, leaving many educated individuals unprepared for practical work in various fields, particularly in the arts.
University Of Iowa Announces Plan to End Social Justice' Major, Close Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies Department,
University of Iowa plans to close its Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies department and Social Justice major to implement a new major and scale back DEI efforts.
Higher Education Must Champion Democracy, Not Surrender to Fascism
Neoliberalism undermines public welfare and promotes systemic inequality while intensifying authoritarian repression.
What Critics Get Wrong About the Ivy League
Higher education is increasingly viewed as a battleground for ideological conflicts, particularly around meritocracy and elitism.
The Sex Lives of College Girls Recap: Haunts and Taunts
The show's depiction of Essex's academic structure prompts scrutiny over realism in college life.
A fun and chaotic Halloween party serves as a backdrop for character development and relationship dynamics.
Biden cancels another $4.2bn in US student loans before leaving office
Biden's administration has forgiven $180 billion in student loans, aiding nearly five million Americans, mainly public service workers.
Revealed: how a US public university courted the gas industry despite climate impacts
Concerns arise over McNeese State University's expanding ties with the LNG industry, suggesting risks of corporate capture and impacts on academic integrity and community needs.
Doug Lederman says farewell to Inside Higher Ed: The Key
Doug Lederman highlights the increasing vulnerability of higher education and the importance of sustained support for individuals facing personal challenges.
The mission of higher education remains a driving force for Doug Lederman as he shifts focus in his career.
How Much Has Law School Diversity Changed After A Year? Data Says...
Despite the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action, racial and ethnic diversity in law school enrollment remained stable in 2024, with some exceptions.
Bitcoin or University: Which Investment Yields Greater Financial Freedom?
University education, while traditionally linked to higher earnings, faces increasing scrutiny and comparison to alternative investments like Bitcoin.
Does careerism have to ruin college? (opinion)
Pre-professional pressure is overshadowing the traditional college experience, prioritizing career-driven paths over personal and intellectual growth.
How to save your marcomm team
Higher education marcomm professionals are facing significant burnout and mental health challenges despite available well-being programs.
Study on nudges shows effectiveness for certain tasks
Targeted nudges can significantly improve students' ability to resolve financial balances on time.
The effectiveness of nudges varies, with specific strategies yielding better results.