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Despite Concerns, IES Spent 99% of Expiring Funds
Some experts say the Education Department is front-loading grants, and they worry the practice could harm education research more broadly.
More Than 1,000 Colleges Failed to Fully Submit Student Outcomes Data
What Does the Law Require of Colleges to Prevent Sexual Assault?
Survivor advocates say it’s not close to enough.
Valley Forge Eyes Move Across State Lines
Amid ongoing tensions with local officials, the Pennsylvania military college is looking to relocate in search of state support. Now it’s being courted by Oklahoma and other states.
9 Universities Accused of J-1 Visa Fraud
At a press conference Thursday, officials said they’d subpoenaed the institutions for bringing in too many noncitizens, undercutting the wages of American researchers.
Trump Proposes $70K Fee for Foreign Student Work Program
The Department of Homeland Security argues in the proposal that any negative impacts on employers or institutions are outweighed by its goal of reducing fraud.
Fighting Back on Restrictions to Internships for International Students
The federal government attempted to quietly change the requirements for a long-standing policy allowing international students to participate in internships. Four higher ed groups say the method they used was illegal.
