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AI Professors, Censored Fight Songs and Comfort Tigers?
Many students said they almost fell for their institution’s April Fool’s gags—leaving some disappointed that they aren’t actually getting a new pool on the quad.
AI Pushing Students to Consider Changing Majors
When Employees Lose Jobs, Their Kids Lose Scholarships
Thousands of students benefit from the tuition exchange program every year, but as colleges and universities lay off employees, those scholarships are at risk.
‘Potentially Existential’: Higher Ed Denounces Proposed Federal Funding Strings
Major groups representing universities, faculty and others oppose draft General Services Administration rules targeting DEI and more. Trump’s recent executive order doubles down.
Proposed USU Athletics Fee Hike Denied by Utah Board
Graduate School Pays Off for Pharmacists, but Not Psychologists
A new report based on data from Texas shows that students’ return on investment for graduate school varies widely across disciplines.
Louisiana Board of Regents Adds 3-Year Degrees to Offerings
What Public Records Reveal About College Football’s Spending
Launched last fall, the newsletter FOIAball digs into the inner workings of college athletics departments, shedding light on spending and other off-the-field issues.