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Rümeysa Öztürk Returns to Teaching and Research
Rümeysa Öztürk, a Tufts University Ph.D. student from Turkey who was arrested by immigration officials earlier this year, is returning...
Berkeley Suspends Lecturer for Pro-Palestinian Comments, Hunger Strike
The University of California, Berkeley, suspended lecturer Peyrin Kao without pay for the spring semester because he made pro-Palestinian political...
IU Prof Suspended for White Supremacy Graphic Returns to Class
Jessica Adams, a lecturer in the Indiana University School of Social Work, resumed teaching her Diversity, Human Rights and Social...
Budgetary Watchdog Warns Pell Grant Still Projected to Face Shortfall
Congress appropriated a one-time fund of $10.5 billion in July to help shore up the reserves for federal need-based student...
College Affordability Nonprofit Warns of Student Debt ‘Default Cliff’
A new survey of federal student loan borrowers by the Institute for College Access and Success, a nonprofit focused on...
New Deep Dive: Making OBBBA Implementation Work for Students
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is the biggest shake-up to federal higher education policy in more than a decade...
Ed Dept. Calls Civil Rights Workers It’s Trying to Ax Back to Work
The Education Department is calling Office for Civil Rights employees who were fired earlier this year back to work. The...
$401M Gift to Michigan State Will Benefit Athletics
Michigan State University has received a historic $401 million commitment, largely for athletics, from local philanthropists Greg and Dawn Williams...