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A Bad Year for College Presidents
In 2025, higher ed leaders struggled to navigate a flurry of federal policy changes and pressures from state lawmakers, which pushed some leaders out. Most stayed silent.
Nebraska Chancellor’s Hasty Exit Raises Questions
University of Nebraska–Lincoln chancellor Rodney Bennett left six months before his contract ended, with a $1.1 million exit package, amid faculty outrage over program cuts.
Morris Brown College Removes President
Morris Brown College, a historically Black institution in Georgia, removed its president, effective immediately, after seven years on the job...
Michigan Board to Vote on Ono Replacement Today
The University of Michigan Board of Regents will reportedly vote today to approve Syracuse University chancellor Kent Syverud as the...
Texas Launches Portal for Public to File Complaints Against Colleges
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board officially launched its Office of the Ombudsman website Friday, providing a portal where students...
Texas Drops ABA Oversight of Lawyers Amid Anti-DEI Crusade
As other states consider similar plans, experts say a new law school accreditor could soon emerge to challenge the American Bar Association. Politicians might like it, but law schools remain unlikely to abandon ABA standards any time soon.
UVA Board Members Blast Lawmakers, Faculty in Texts
Text messages obtained by a public records request reveal that University of Virginia board members freely shared criticism and outrage amid recent campus tensions.