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New Presidents: UVA, Emporia State, Mercer, Clemson, Los Rios and More

Toby Arquette, vice president for strategic growth, marketing and digital transformation at St. Ambrose University in Iowa, will become president...
DePaul University in Chicago.

December Cuts Close Out Brutal Year for Sector

With around 300 reported job cuts last month, the higher education sector shed at least 9,000 positions across 2025, a year marked by federal policy uncertainty and rising costs.

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ED to Investigate Brown Over Campus Shooting

The Department of Education is investigating whether Brown University violated the Clery Act in relation to a campus shooting earlier...
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The Colleges That Couldn’t Survive 2025

At least 16 nonprofit institutions announced closures this year due to enrollment and financial challenges, the same as last year. But there were fewer mergers announced.

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IHE’s 2025 Survey Insights: The Top 12

Here’s what our annual surveys of higher ed leaders and students revealed.

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College Park President Cleared of Plagiarism Claims

University of Maryland College Park President Darryll Pines did not commit academic misconduct, an investigation determined, clearing him of plagiarism...
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Harvard Health and Human Rights Director Stepping Down

The director of Harvard University’s François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights will step down in January after seven...
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UNC Professors Must Soon Post Syllabi Publicly

The UNC system president cited low trust in higher education as justification for the new policy, which echoes rules in Florida and Texas. Faculty are fighting the decision.