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Judge Dismisses Tuition Price-Fixing Lawsuit
A federal judge in Illinois has dismissed a lawsuit accusing the College Board and 40 highly selective private colleges and...
UChicago Sells Off Research Center
The University of Chicago is selling a celebrated research center as the generously endowed university navigates layoffs and program cuts...
MacKenzie Scott Donates $70M to UNCF
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott donated $70 million to the United Negro College Fund last week. The funds will be distributed to...
ED Panel to Weigh Sorting of Grad and Professional Programs
Professional programs get access to more federal dollars under a new law, raising the stakes for next week’s policy negotiation.
Vanderbilt Eyes National Expansion
The university plans to build a campus in Florida, has leased a site in New York City and aims to establish a foothold in California in its quest to grow beyond Nashville.
Opinion
Trump’s ‘Beautiful’ Tariffs and Higher Ed
Tariffs will likely put more pressure on financial aid budgets even as income inequality can be expected to grow, Catharine Hill writes.
Walmart Heir Gifts $115M to Arizona State
Rob Walton, the former chairman of Walmart and son of its founder, Sam Walton, has donated $115 million to Arizona...
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Proposes Cutting Ed Administration Programs
University leaders say they need to slash the budget. Education administration professors say it’ll sever a pipeline to education leadership roles.