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Will AI Break the Postdoc Bottleneck?
The postdoc workforce—and its misalignment with the number of permanent academic positions—could be transformed by AI.
S.C. Colleges Could Face Financial Penalties Over New Bathroom Law
Public colleges in South Carolina will have to attest annually that they are in compliance with a new state law...
The NSF’s Ph.D.-to-Industry Pipeline Push
The majority of STEM Ph.D.s take jobs outside academia. While some universities help them prepare, the National Science Foundation is now investing millions to boost those efforts.
Opinion
The NCAA Can’t Outrun Its Antitrust Problem
A stalled bill, a growing pile of lawsuits and no clear path for the athletes at the center of it all.
Early Decision Lawsuit Proceeds, but Some Defendants Dismissed
A judge has dismissed the Common Application Inc. and two other nonuniversity defendants from a lawsuit alleging a conspiracy among...
Opinion
3 Questions With Stephen Burnett, Law School Adviser at AllCampus
A conversation on expanding access to legal education through online programs while preserving institutional quality.
ACLU Sues Florida International for Punishing ICE Protesters
Florida International University is being sued after punishing students who protested against immigration enforcement, according to a news release from...
Loss of International Students Could Cost Economy $3.4B
The United States may have as many as 112,000 fewer international students enrolled in higher education this coming academic year...