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Are We Facing a Crisis in Critical Thinking in Higher Education?
Two academic experts in strategic decision-making and education discuss critical thinking, why it is under threat and what role it plays in preparing students for their digitally curated futures.
Georgetown Researcher Detained by ICE May Continue Working as Litigation Proceeds
International Student Enrollment Could Drop 15% This Fall
Data modeling shows 150,000 fewer students may enroll in U.S. higher education due to visa challenges.
Using Social Media Not as a Tool but as a Teacher in Higher Education
What can university educators learn about teaching and audience engagement from social media? Two experts—a psychologist and a professor of public relations—share strategies for connecting with students, finding wider audiences for niche research and fighting misinformation.
DEI Skepticism Threatens to Derail Japan’s Gender Equality Push
Long-running initiatives that aim to tackle the issue are not working, experts say. They argue a change in approach is needed.
Cost Remains Primary Barrier to Study Abroad
A recent survey found that a majority of college students are interested in studying abroad but concerned about the financial burden and their physical safety.
UT Knoxville Cuts Chinese Scholarship Program Under Pressure From House
5 Key Takeaways From ‘Ideological Deportation’ Trial
Government officials described how they found the names of pro-Palestinian student and faculty activists and gave insights into the confidential memos that led to their arrests.