Protecting Black students during the second Trump presidency
Black students must be proactively protected from racism and anti-Blackness in the wake of political events.
The New School earns failing grade from nonprofit for alleged failure to curb antisemitism | amNewYork
The New School received an F for antisemitism, reflecting a climate where many students feel unsafe regarding their Jewish identity.
House probe confirms what we all knew: colleges prioritized protesters over Jewish students
Colleges and universities have failed to protect Jewish students from rising antisemitism, as highlighted in a report by the House Committee on Education and the Workforce.
Nearly half of Muslim students at California universities say they have been harassed, survey finds
Nearly half of Muslim students at California colleges reported experiencing anti-Islamic harassment, highlighting a troubling trend linked to campus protests.
Protecting Black students during the second Trump presidency
Black students must be proactively protected from racism and anti-Blackness in the wake of political events.
The New School earns failing grade from nonprofit for alleged failure to curb antisemitism | amNewYork
The New School received an F for antisemitism, reflecting a climate where many students feel unsafe regarding their Jewish identity.
House probe confirms what we all knew: colleges prioritized protesters over Jewish students
Colleges and universities have failed to protect Jewish students from rising antisemitism, as highlighted in a report by the House Committee on Education and the Workforce.
Nearly half of Muslim students at California universities say they have been harassed, survey finds
Nearly half of Muslim students at California colleges reported experiencing anti-Islamic harassment, highlighting a troubling trend linked to campus protests.
How the end of affirmative action affects Native students
The end of affirmative action has led to significant drops in Native American student enrollment at selective universities.
The Elite College Students Fighting to End Legacy Admissions
Affirmative action's end has exacerbated inequities in college admissions, especially affecting Black student enrollment at elite institutions.
Vanderbilt and other selective universities see diversity drop
Vanderbilt's Class of 2028 has a notable decline in diversity, particularly among underrepresented students of color, following changes in affirmative action policies.
How the end of affirmative action affects Native students
The end of affirmative action has led to significant drops in Native American student enrollment at selective universities.
The Elite College Students Fighting to End Legacy Admissions
Affirmative action's end has exacerbated inequities in college admissions, especially affecting Black student enrollment at elite institutions.
Vanderbilt and other selective universities see diversity drop
Vanderbilt's Class of 2028 has a notable decline in diversity, particularly among underrepresented students of color, following changes in affirmative action policies.
Four ways to connect first-gen students and faculty
First-generation students face significant challenges in college, yet community support and belonging can enhance their persistence and success.
American U's new president answers five questions
American University's new president Jonathan Alger is focusing on fostering unity and dialogue among diverse campus emotions following the recent election.
Four ways to connect first-gen students and faculty
First-generation students face significant challenges in college, yet community support and belonging can enhance their persistence and success.
American U's new president answers five questions
American University's new president Jonathan Alger is focusing on fostering unity and dialogue among diverse campus emotions following the recent election.
Winds of change in higher ed to become a hurricane in 2025
Generative AI is set to transform education through enhanced research capabilities and personalized learning, but may also challenge traditional higher education models.
Report: FAFSA fiasco upended private college enrollments
The FAFSA rollout issues led to decreased enrollment and diversity at private colleges this fall. The lack of timely and clear communication worsened the situation.
Two Minnesota colleges consider merging
Dakota County Technical College and Inver Hills Community College are merging to consolidate resources and enhance educational offerings amidst enrollment challenges.
Report: FAFSA fiasco upended private college enrollments
The FAFSA rollout issues led to decreased enrollment and diversity at private colleges this fall. The lack of timely and clear communication worsened the situation.
Two Minnesota colleges consider merging
Dakota County Technical College and Inver Hills Community College are merging to consolidate resources and enhance educational offerings amidst enrollment challenges.
Trump has yet to propose a comprehensive higher education policy for his second term, aiming for cuts to financial aid programs instead.
Postelection uncertainty looms large for presidents
Trump's re-election raises significant uncertainty regarding the future of the Department of Education and its regulatory implications for higher education.
How Trump's win could reshape UC research, LGBTQ+ rights and student loan forgiveness
Trump's presidency may lead to significant shifts in education policy, impacting funding, federal aid, and civil rights protections for students.
What higher ed should expect with GOP in control of Congress
Republicans aim to hold colleges accountable with a clear agenda after gaining control of Congress.
Will Trump Try to End the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program?
The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program may face significant changes under President Trump, impacting millions of borrowers reliant on it.
Speculation swirls over Trump's education secretary
The selection of the new education secretary could prioritize higher education issues, unlike the previous administration's focus.
The future of financial aid under Trump
Trump has yet to propose a comprehensive higher education policy for his second term, aiming for cuts to financial aid programs instead.
Postelection uncertainty looms large for presidents
Trump's re-election raises significant uncertainty regarding the future of the Department of Education and its regulatory implications for higher education.
How Trump's win could reshape UC research, LGBTQ+ rights and student loan forgiveness
Trump's presidency may lead to significant shifts in education policy, impacting funding, federal aid, and civil rights protections for students.
What higher ed should expect with GOP in control of Congress
Republicans aim to hold colleges accountable with a clear agenda after gaining control of Congress.
Will Trump Try to End the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program?
The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program may face significant changes under President Trump, impacting millions of borrowers reliant on it.
Speculation swirls over Trump's education secretary
The selection of the new education secretary could prioritize higher education issues, unlike the previous administration's focus.
Student survey points to a rise in Islamophobia on California college campuses
Muslim college students in California are experiencing unprecedented harassment and discrimination, particularly after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
First-Gen College Students Have Higher Levels of Depression
First-generation college students often experience increased depression and barriers, but educational support can significantly enhance their success.
Ohio passes sweeping college trans bathroom ban, first in nation after election
Ohio becomes the first state to pass an anti-transgender law for adults following the 2024 election.
How California keeps transgender student athletes on the court as bans unfold across the country
California's legal protections for transgender athletes face challenges from a growing national movement against their participation in women's sports.
Ohio passes sweeping college trans bathroom ban, first in nation after election
Ohio becomes the first state to pass an anti-transgender law for adults following the 2024 election.
How California keeps transgender student athletes on the court as bans unfold across the country
California's legal protections for transgender athletes face challenges from a growing national movement against their participation in women's sports.
Two institutions receive gifts worth tens of millions
Georgia State University received an $80 million gift for revitalization, marking the largest gift in its history.
Cornell AAP establishes Ratan N. Tata Distinguished Alumni Award | Cornell Chronicle
Ratan N. Tata Distinguished Alumni Award honors his philanthropy and impact on Cornell, aiming to inspire new generations of socially responsible architects.
Two institutions receive gifts worth tens of millions
Georgia State University received an $80 million gift for revitalization, marking the largest gift in its history.
Cornell AAP establishes Ratan N. Tata Distinguished Alumni Award | Cornell Chronicle
Ratan N. Tata Distinguished Alumni Award honors his philanthropy and impact on Cornell, aiming to inspire new generations of socially responsible architects.
International student trends shift to South Asia, Africa
International student enrollment in the U.S. grew by 6.6%, surpassing pre-pandemic levels, with India becoming the largest source of international students.
As Trump threatens deportations, colleges tread carefully
Wesleyan University pledges continued protection for undocumented students post-Trump election, committing to non-discrimination despite legal constraints.
Federal judge strikes down Biden overtime expansion
The federal judge's ruling halts a Biden administration overtime eligibility expansion for salaried workers, reverting to a significantly lower threshold of $35,568.
Education Department pushes new bundled services guidance
The Biden administration plans to introduce new guidance on third-party contractors in higher education before leaving office, reversing earlier withdrawal of similar regulations.
Federal judge strikes down Biden overtime expansion
The federal judge's ruling halts a Biden administration overtime eligibility expansion for salaried workers, reverting to a significantly lower threshold of $35,568.
Education Department pushes new bundled services guidance
The Biden administration plans to introduce new guidance on third-party contractors in higher education before leaving office, reversing earlier withdrawal of similar regulations.
Governor Lamont cuts higher education funding despite a projected surplus, sparking criticism and concern over future budget stability.
Utah colleges face budget cuts despite record enrollment
Utah's public colleges are experiencing record enrollment growth despite proposed budget cuts, highlighting a paradox in higher education funding and student interest.
Midyear budget cuts anticipated in Connecticut
Governor Lamont cuts higher education funding despite a projected surplus, sparking criticism and concern over future budget stability.
Utah colleges face budget cuts despite record enrollment
Utah's public colleges are experiencing record enrollment growth despite proposed budget cuts, highlighting a paradox in higher education funding and student interest.
8 Harvard students named Rhodes Scholars - Harvard Gazette
Harvard leads with the most Rhodes Scholars in the U.S. for 2025, showcasing its academic excellence.
Number of armed services veterans at Harvard on the rise - Harvard Gazette
Harvard's veteran student population is increasing due to enhanced outreach efforts, providing diverse perspectives and contributions to the university community.
8 Harvard students named Rhodes Scholars - Harvard Gazette
Harvard leads with the most Rhodes Scholars in the U.S. for 2025, showcasing its academic excellence.
Number of armed services veterans at Harvard on the rise - Harvard Gazette
Harvard's veteran student population is increasing due to enhanced outreach efforts, providing diverse perspectives and contributions to the university community.
Facing Cuts Likely to Worsen Under Trump, Academic Librarians Urgently Organize
Academic librarians are facing termination as political shifts threaten libraries and education, particularly targeting support for LGBTQIA+ materials.
Why Did Ben Sasse Resign as President of the University of Florida?
Ben Sasse's resignation from the University of Florida presidency highlights challenges in leadership and university governance amid pressures of rankings and faculty relations.
USC President, Carol Folt, Will Retire in July
Dr. Carol L. Folt will retire in 2024 after a controversial tenure as president of U.S.C., amid significant campus turmoil and faculty dissent.
Five questions for Trinity Washington's outspoken president
Higher education leaders should actively oppose discriminatory policies instead of succumbing to political fears.
USC President Carol Folt to retire in July
USC President Carol Folt will retire in July after a tenure focused on improving university initiatives and community engagement, amid controversy.
Why Did Ben Sasse Resign as President of the University of Florida?
Ben Sasse's resignation from the University of Florida presidency highlights challenges in leadership and university governance amid pressures of rankings and faculty relations.
USC President, Carol Folt, Will Retire in July
Dr. Carol L. Folt will retire in 2024 after a controversial tenure as president of U.S.C., amid significant campus turmoil and faculty dissent.
Five questions for Trinity Washington's outspoken president
Higher education leaders should actively oppose discriminatory policies instead of succumbing to political fears.
USC President Carol Folt to retire in July
USC President Carol Folt will retire in July after a tenure focused on improving university initiatives and community engagement, amid controversy.
Golden Gate University Campus, Once Slated to Become 50-Story Tower, Sits In Limbo
Golden Gate University is rethinking its operations in light of changing student preferences and declining physical space usage, despite increased enrollment.
Higher education institutions are increasingly engaging in civic issues, but often employ strategies like performative blame avoidance to evade accountability.
Report offers playbook for higher ed's role in democracy
Higher education is crucial for democracy, impacting civic engagement and socioeconomic mobility, but accessibility and completion rates need urgent improvement.
Performative Blame Avoidance
Higher education institutions are increasingly engaging in civic issues, but often employ strategies like performative blame avoidance to evade accountability.
Report offers playbook for higher ed's role in democracy
Higher education is crucial for democracy, impacting civic engagement and socioeconomic mobility, but accessibility and completion rates need urgent improvement.
Transfer Explorer site helps students move from high school to CUNY
Dual enrollment significantly enhances college readiness and provides savings for high school students, especially those from underrepresented communities.
Senator Bill Cassidy will chair Senate HELP Committee
Dr. Bill Cassidy will chair the Senate HELP Committee, focusing on higher education oversight and accountability issues.
Cassidy prioritizes accountability on federal funding for diversity initiatives on college campuses.
Is university becoming redundant?
The value of a university degree is diminishing as alternatives like apprenticeships gain traction.
"How the World Ran Out of Everything," "Recentering Learning"
The COVID-19 pandemic revealed vulnerabilities in global supply chains that need to be addressed through better understanding and policy reform.
Postdocs count the cost of living in Ireland's capital
Postdoctoral researchers at UCD face inadequate pay and career opportunities, leading to a decline in professional status and notable gender disparities in satisfaction.
Libs of TikTok mocks faculty canceling class post-election
Academic responses to political events can lead to discomfort among students and tension in the classroom.
Edinburgh University tells students: Don't be snobs to your working-class peers
Edinburgh University addresses class-related prejudice among students and initiates guidance to foster inclusivity and reduce socio-economic microaggressions.
Advice for women teaching male-dominated classes (opinion)
Teaching technical writing to a male-dominated student group presented unexpected cultural and gender challenges.
Five good-news nonelection stories about higher education
Election Day 2024 highlights growing concerns over higher education, with college degrees increasingly linked to voting behavior amidst rising disillusionment.
New presidents or provosts: Cleveland State Felician Highland Lake Superior Mitchell Hamline SOU USCA Washington & Jefferson
Several academic leaders have recently transitioned to new roles within institutions across the United States.
Key appointments include Vincent Bowhay to Highland Community College and Mildred Mihlon to permanent president at Felician University.
A record-setting year for Tennessee Promise
Tennessee Promise program set a record with over 670,000 applicants from the Class of 2025, indicating growing interest in higher education.
Five good-news nonelection stories about higher education
Election Day 2024 highlights growing concerns over higher education, with college degrees increasingly linked to voting behavior amidst rising disillusionment.
New presidents or provosts: Cleveland State Felician Highland Lake Superior Mitchell Hamline SOU USCA Washington & Jefferson
Several academic leaders have recently transitioned to new roles within institutions across the United States.
Key appointments include Vincent Bowhay to Highland Community College and Mildred Mihlon to permanent president at Felician University.
A record-setting year for Tennessee Promise
Tennessee Promise program set a record with over 670,000 applicants from the Class of 2025, indicating growing interest in higher education.
Grass-roots grant-writing approaches can help researchers at small institutions to succeed
Grant writing challenges significantly impact funding opportunities for researchers at smaller institutions, highlighting inequalities in access to resources and support.
UK universities are in crisis and Labour has taken the first step towards saving them | Philip Augar
The UK higher education sector faces financial challenges, with many institutions operating at a loss and struggling to maintain stability.
'It's a 1950s attitude' - mum on Carer's Allowance means test that hinges on her husband's salary
Rebecca O'Riordan highlights the financial inequality faced by family carers like herself in accessing higher education due to lack of Carer's Allowance.
College Grads With This Degree Make Six-Figures Right Out of School
Students must carefully evaluate college degrees based on potential return on investment to influence their career trajectories.
In defense of asynchronous learning (opinion)
The negative perception of asynchronous online courses is outdated and often stems from lack of support and preparation, not the modality itself.
Encouraging campus, city exploration with virtual reality
The UMverse virtual reality app enhances first-year students' experiences by helping them explore the campus and foster a sense of community.
Jewish Columbia, Barnard students fume that professors canceled classes over post-election 'stress' but not after Oct. 7: 'Very telling'
Columbia and Barnard professors granted students the option to skip class after election results, igniting controversy among Jewish students who felt neglected.
Josh Taub's role includes advancing international fundraising efforts at Brown University, focusing on high-net-worth relationships and global outreach.
New president named at Northwest Florida State College
Melvin Ponder, with no higher education experience, was selected as the new president of Northwest Florida State College.
Three questions for Brown's Josh Taub
Josh Taub's role includes advancing international fundraising efforts at Brown University, focusing on high-net-worth relationships and global outreach.
New president named at Northwest Florida State College
Melvin Ponder, with no higher education experience, was selected as the new president of Northwest Florida State College.
State ballot measures produce good news for higher ed
Voters in Nevada chose to retain an elected Board of Regents, ensuring academic independence amidst political influence concerns under potential future Trump policies.
Six ways to engage first-gen college students on campus
First-generation students are missing out on high-impact collegiate activities, resulting in lower persistence and graduation rates.
The outcome of the election could significantly reshape higher education regulations and policies in the U.S., with potential for ongoing scrutiny and upheaval.
I wish I'd dropped out of college. Graduating with a degree didn't justify my now-mounting debt.
The author regrets accumulating significant student debt without the degree translating into career opportunities.
What the 2024 election means for higher education
The outcome of the election could significantly reshape higher education regulations and policies in the U.S., with potential for ongoing scrutiny and upheaval.
I wish I'd dropped out of college. Graduating with a degree didn't justify my now-mounting debt.
The author regrets accumulating significant student debt without the degree translating into career opportunities.
Rita Murad's life is disrupted when police investigate her for terrorism, despite her being an exemplary student who has distanced from extremist affiliations.