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42% of Colleges Haven’t Fully Submitted Required Student Outcomes Data
The Education Department is giving the more than 1,900 colleges missing some or all Financial Value Transparency data one last chance. Noncompliance could bring consequences.
Students’ Choices of Roommates, Clubs and More Fuel Higher Ed Polarization
A new book by sociologist Neil Gross argues universities aren’t doing enough to counteract students’ formation of their own ideological bubbles.
Calif. Bill Could Create Designation for Asian-Serving Colleges
The proposal doesn’t have a funding component but would require institutions to establish plans to better serve Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander students.
Florida Responds to McMahon ‘Call to Action’
Lawsuit Challenges New Length-of-Stay Limit for International Students
The rule, finalized last month, has drawn intense criticism from universities and international educators. Now, a group of eight organizations is arguing that it should be scrapped.
Whistleblowers: DOJ, HHS Antisemitism Investigations Were Predetermined
AI Helped Researchers Win NIH Grants. Will Science Suffer?
A new analysis of thousands of NSF and NIH grant applications—including some confidential rejected submissions—illuminates new patterns in generative AI’s relationship with federally funded research.
