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Utah Could Allow Conscientious Objection to Class Assignments
If signed into law, a bill recently passed by the State Legislature would permit students to opt out of coursework that goes against their conscience or religious beliefs.
After San José State Sues, McMahon Threatens to Take Action
3 Things to Know About This Year’s Application Data
The number of students submitting standardized test scores is up, while international students are submitting fewer applications than last year.
How DOGE Gutted the NEH in 22 Days
Internal documents show how leadership at the National Endowment for the Humanities handed over the grant termination process to DOGE and ChatGPT.
Decrying ED’s ‘Lawless Acts,’ Cal State Sues Over Title IX Finding at San José State
The Trump administration has threatened the university’s federal funding if it didn’t agree with a set of demands offered to resolve the civil rights investigation.
U of Iowa Board Approves Discipline of Employee Secretly Filmed Discussing DEI
A ‘Dear Colleague’ by Any Other Name
Using all the tools in its toolbox, the Trump administration is now using the federal grants system to try to get colleges and universities to align with its ideology.
Women’s Bodies and the Architecture of Work
This International Women’s Day, let’s talk about how women’s embodied experiences are rarely acknowledged, let alone accommodated, in the higher education workplace.