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Shutting Women Out of Preferred Courses Can Hurt Their Academic Outcomes
Getting shut out of a preferred course can have lasting negative effects on incoming female students, a recent working paper...
Texas Governor Appoints Ombudsman Who Will Oversee Higher Ed
Texas governor Greg Abbott picked a regent from Texas Southern University to serve as the state’s first higher ed ombudsman...
SUNY Has Lost $32M Due to Federal Cuts
The State University of New York system has lost about $32 million in federal grants due to the Trump administration’s...
UT Austin Blocks Grad Student Assembly Political Speech
Officials at the University of Texas at Austin blocked the Graduate Student Assembly from considering two resolutions against Texas state...
Purdue Student Journalists Distribute Solidarity Paper at IU
Student journalists from Purdue University’s The Exponent went to rival Indiana University on Friday to deliver a special print edition...
UC Nobel Prize Haul Sets Record, System Says
Five faculty members and researchers affiliated with the University of California system won a Nobel Prize this year, setting what...
Harvard Runs Deficit, Even as Endowment Grows Sharply
Harvard University ended fiscal year 2025 with a $113 million operating deficit, according to its annual financial report—the first such...
Report: College Has a Positive ROI for Most, but Outcomes Vary Widely
Seventy percent of the country’s college graduates see their investment pay off within 10 years, but that outcome correlates strongly...