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An Enrollment Reprieve for Rabbinical Schools
For years, major rabbinical schools saw head counts dwindle. Now some are welcoming large incoming classes after creating new pipelines to the rabbinate.
Special Report: Higher Ed’s Big Restructuring
With higher education facing concurrent crises, many institutions are responding not by waiting for conditions to improve but by fundamentally...
Democrats’ Confidence in Higher Ed Hits Record Low
A new Lumina Foundation–Gallup survey revealed an 11-percentage-point decline, though Republicans have seen a steeper loss of confidence over time.
Ursuline Fights Expulsion From Athletic Conference After Merger
Critics say the expulsion sets “a very bad precedent” in an era of frequent college mergers, acquisitions and closures.
Opinion
The Hidden Partner in Workforce Development
Federal policy is focused almost exclusively on entry-level workers—and it’s leaving behind college-educated professionals in need of reskilling.
Clemson Picks UGA Provost as President After Guskiewicz Reversal
The Clemson University Board of Trustees has selected University of Georgia Provost Benjamin C. Ayers as Clemson’s next president. Thursday’s...
Texas Tech Faculty Sue Over Race, Gender Rules
Faculty in the Texas Tech University System are accusing university leaders of violating their First Amendment rights and of racial...
North Texas Denies Faculty Conference Funding, Citing Anti-DEI Provisions
The institution joins other universities that have worked to limit conference funds for professors due to anti-DEI pressures.