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Penn Calls Request for Jewish Employees’ Names Unconstitutional in Court Filing
Gaming the System? Extended Time on Tests Is Often a Waste of Time
Extra time on a well-designed college exam rarely benefits anyone.
Federal Court Orders Reconsideration of Canceled TRIO Grants
A judge ruled that the Education Department didn’t sufficiently explain its decisions or follow statutory and regulatory requirements in canceling the grants.
NEH Pours Millions Into Conservative-Aligned Projects
The Trump-overhauled National Endowment for the Humanities announced $75.1 million in grants. Western civilization, great books and other subjects conservatives support won big.
Addressing Discrimination in Faculty Hiring Starts With Data
Report: State Lawmakers Enacted a Record 21 Censorship Bills in 2025
The legislatures in all 15 states that passed higher education censorship bills are Republican-controlled. Measures range from curricular control to curtailing faculty governance.
5 Fall 2025 Enrollment Takeaways
U.S. college enrollment reached pre-pandemic levels this fall. But despite overall growth, some populations, such as adult learners and international graduate students, declined.
