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Hakeem Jeffries speaks. A lectern and signs about fighting for an affordable America surround him.

How Can Democrats Make the Most of Their Win?

Policy experts say it’s not as simple as opposing all things Trump. Delivering on their affordability promises and passing practical bills will be key.

Texans cheer as a crowd gathers at the Texas State Capitol in Austin to celebrate the results of the election, early in the morning on Nov. 4, 2026.

How Young Voters Fueled Democratic Victories

New data from Tufts University reveals how voters aged 18 to 29 shaped the 2026 midterms, driven by economic concerns and shifting political loyalties.

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Miami U. Announces $100M Gift for Business School

A family foundation has pledged to donate up to $100 million to Miami University’s Farmer School of Business over the...
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Net College Tuition Prices Keep Falling

Adjusted for inflation, tuition and fees are getting cheaper at public colleges and universities, according to the Trends in College...
A photo of actor Russell Brand.

New College Cancels Russell Brand Appearance

Russell Brand will no longer appear at New College of Florida after he was found guilty of rape and sexual...
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Annie Andrews celebrates during an election-night watch party at the Charleston Marriott on Nov. 03, 2026 in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Higher Ed Ties of Incoming Lawmakers

State legislators who come from the higher education sector say they hope to use their new posts to make college more affordable and reverse the polarization of the sector that has proliferated in recent years.

A photograph of Ken Levy next to one of Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge’s campus.

LSU Law Professor to Return to Class After Being Suspended for Political Speech

Ken Levy, a Louisiana State University law professor who was put on leave last year after a student complained about...
A photo of Harmeet Dhillon speaking at a press conference.

Harmeet Dhillon Resigns From Justice Department

The assistant attorney general stepped down after a contentious 18 months on the job, which included targeting universities for DEI and alleged antisemitism.