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Many HBCUs Thrive as Other Institutions Struggle to Enroll Enough Students
The enrollment growth has been accompanied by growing pains, leaders say, as they figure out how to house, feed and teach more students.
The Key Podcast: Higher Ed’s Accreditation Overhaul Is Only Getting Started
With less than a week before public comments close on the Department of Education’s sweeping rewrite of accreditation regulations on...
Texas Professor Suspended for 16 Months Without Recourse
Clyde Barrow and his lawyer have repeatedly asked for updates and details on his case and have been met with silence and redirects at all levels.
Kirk’s Family Alleges Wrongful Death in Notice Against Utah Valley
Charlie Kirk’s family announced a wrongful death notice Wednesday, paving the way for a potential lawsuit against Utah Valley University...
When Basic Needs Go on Credit
New Trellis Strategies research finds students with unpaid credit card balances experience greater financial strain and difficulty concentrating on schoolwork.
Legacy Preferences Have Declined but Persist at Highly Selective Colleges
The number of institutions that give applicants a boost if their parents graduated from the same college or university has...
Money, Ads and Star Power: The Push to Remake College Sports
As the Senate proposes sweeping changes for college sports, universities and the NCAA are throwing their support behind the bill. But opponents are wary.
2 in 3 Harvard Professors Say AI Has a Negative Impact on Class
Nearly two-thirds of Harvard University faculty members said artificial intelligence has had a “somewhat negative” or “very negative” effect on...