IHE 10-19-2026 DNU

A former student’s accusations that Cornell University failed to adequately respond to an alleged gang rape at a fraternity house have reignited the national conversation about campus sexual assault.

Trump’s latest plan—spinning FSA off into a stand-alone agency—is not a new idea. But experts warn that it could cause disruption as FSA works to carry out complex student loan policies.

Traditionally limited to full-time faculty, academic freedom protections will now extend to librarians, postdocs and clinicians at Rutgers. But without accompanying job security, adjuncts could still be vulnerable.

A new Community College Research Center report identifies three ways colleges and K–12 districts can build on existing programs to help high school students earn college credit.

Three-year degrees risk leaving students less prepared for a rapidly changing workforce.

By Christina Clark

New obstacles for early-career researchers could undermine U.S. innovation and competitiveness in the long term.

By Adriana Bankston and Donna K. Ginther

The parent-pay model isn’t working, so how should we fund dual enrollment?

By Matt Reed