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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon, speaks during a campaign event at the St. John Missionary Baptist Church on Sept. 28, 2026 in Boynton Beach, Florida.

AAUP Forges Ahead With Endorsements Despite Some Initial Backlash

The 12 candidates, all Democrats, were already backed by local AAUP chapters before the national office considered them.

Three people sit at a table in front of a blue screen that has photos of the two men who won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.

2 Americans Win Nobel Prize in Economics

Two economists from Stanford and Columbia Universities shared the 2026 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, the Royal Swedish Academy...
Cover of the book “Hidden Tuition: An Insider’s Guide to College Pricing and Financial Aid” next to a headshot of the author, Phillip B. Levine.

A Student Aid Expert Peels Back the Curtain on College Financing

After over a decade studying how much students pay for college, Phil Levine has turned his expertise into a practical guide for prospective students and their families.

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Opinion

Retirement Notices: A PSA

Best practices for leaving a position and setting your employer up to find a suitable replacement.

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Despite Concerns, IES Spent 99% of Expiring Funds

Some experts say the Education Department is front-loading grants, and they worry the practice could harm education research more broadly.

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Opinion

Why Leaving Academia Feels Like Withdrawal

Academic success can train us to depend on institutional recognition. Who are we without it?

Vice President JD Vance, wearing a red tie and blue suit, holds his hand up while speaking at a podium. Behind him are Stephen Miller and Todd Blanche, and a dark banner with white text that says in all caps, Protecting American Workers.

9 Universities Accused of J-1 Visa Fraud

At a press conference Thursday, officials said they’d subpoenaed the institutions for bringing in too many noncitizens, undercutting the wages of American researchers.

A smartphone with the word "AI" on its face in front of a blackboard full of math equations.
Opinion

The AI Invasion Has Come for Mathematics

Must mathematicians resign themselves to a future in which we are mere advisers to the LLMs and their corporate overlords?