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Universities Sue, Judge Blocks DOD’s Indirect Costs Cap
Is New Jersey’s Teletherapy Program Helping Enough College Students?
A partnership between the state and Uwill saw 18,000 students engage with tele–mental health services over the past two years. But that’s only a fraction of the eligible population.
DOJ Targets In-State Tuition for Noncitizens in Kentucky as Texas Students Fight Back
The Justice Department sued Kentucky politicians over in-state tuition benefits for undocumented students, just as Texas students and advocates are pushing back against a lawsuit that killed a similar state policy.
How Senate Republicans Want to Hold Colleges Accountable
The proposed plan would cut some programs off from federal loans if their students don't earn more than an adult with a high school diploma. It's higher ed lobbyists' preferred option.
State Department Screening Student Visa Applicants’ Social Media
U.S. Universities’ Investment in Sustainability Eclipsed by International Peers
Arizona State University, a pioneer of sustainability, is the only U.S. institution in the top 50 of Times Higher Education’s 2025 Impact Rankings. Trump’s policies may make it even harder for American universities to improve in the years to come.
Federal Judge Won’t Block Trump’s Cuts to IES
How Universities Would Overhaul Research Funding
Two new models are geared toward creating a more transparent and accountable system to track costs indirectly related to research.