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Norway Seeks to Hire Away U.S. Faculty Amid Trump Tumult
A $75M Gift for the University of South Carolina
Judge Delays Antitrust Settlement Approval Over Roster Limits
Inside the Lawsuits Challenging SEVIS Terminations—and Succeeding
Attorneys argue that the Department of Homeland Security shirked due process and exceeded its authority in targeting international students.
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.
AI Research Summaries ‘Exaggerate Findings,’ Study Warns
Bots’ tendency to display “unwarranted confidence” and fixate on “pink elephants” is particularly risky in medical research, according to a new paper.
Trump’s Latest Executive Orders Target Accreditation, Foreign Gifts
The seven orders address a range of priorities for the president, including cracking down on foreign gifts to colleges and supporting HBCUs. But accreditation reform is Trump’s “secret weapon.”
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.”