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Education Department Postpones NACIQI Summer Meeting
The Department of Education pushed back a semiannual meeting of its accreditation advisory committee from July to October, raising red...
Colleges Use Podcasts to Reach Students
As podcasts have grown in popularity among young people, higher education professionals are getting behind the mike to provide advice and support to current and potential students.
N.C. Gov. Vetoes Bills Targeting ‘DEI,’ ‘Divisive Concepts’
North Carolina’s Democratic governor has vetoed two bills the Republican-led General Assembly passed targeting what lawmakers dubbed “diversity, equity and...
How Trump Uses the DOJ as Tool of ‘Fear-Mongering’
The Department of Justice has traditionally focused on regulatory compliance in academe, but now it’s weaponizing civil rights law to force ideological alignment, experts say.
They Want to Leave the U.S. Is a Master’s Their Ticket Out?
Young Americans unhappy with Trump’s leadership are going to graduate school abroad as a way of escaping, at least temporarily.
AI Brings Pain and Promise to New Grad Job Market
Colleges are eyeing new tools to help alumni navigate a labor market saturated by AI-generated applications.
Ohio Gov. Axes Provision Letting Lawmakers Judge SB 1 Compliance
Ohio’s Republican governor vetoed a budget bill provision last week that would’ve let GOP legislators deny up to $75 million...
The Key Podcast: Creating a Culture Where Innovation Thrives
Getting people to try new things can be hard, especially when you’re working with faculty who are often time poor...