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Higher Ed Wins a SEVIS Battle, Not the Visa War
The Trump administration has restored some international student records, following nationwide terminations in April, but legal experts say there’s no guarantee that students are safe.
Cornell President Cancels Kehlani Concert for ‘Antisemitic’ Remarks
Addressing Housing, Financial Needs of Single Parents
Wilson College offers free on-campus housing for some single parents pursuing their bachelor’s degrees.
Michigan AG: Searches Were About Vandalism of University Leaders’ Homes
2025 Grads Face a Slower Hiring Market This Spring
Data from NACE and Handshake points to a competitive job market for the Class of 2025, with lower hiring in federal and tech roles.
Beyond ‘Prestige’: New Carnegie Classification Focuses on Student Success
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the American Council on Education debut a new classification system focused on student success.
Union: Police Raids Targeted Michigan Palestine Activists
The state attorney general’s office says it is investigating “multi-jurisdictional acts of vandalism,” but further details are sparse. The grad workers’ union claims “repression.”
Academic Recovery Program Avoids ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Approach
Texas State University provides personalized support to help students bounce back from academic probation.