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How Sweet Briar College Defied the Odds of Closure
A decade ago, administrators tried to shutter the small women’s college in Virginia, but devoted alumnae fought back and prevailed. Thanks to them, it’s still standing.
Outspoken Fascism Scholars Leave Yale for Canada
Jason Stanley, decrying Columbia University’s capitulation to the federal government, is leaving for the University of Toronto. So is Marci Shore, who said she fears “civil war.” Timothy Snyder says his motivations were largely personal.
Penn Pledges to ‘Address’ $175M Federal Funding Cut
The University of Pennsylvania is “actively pursuing multiple avenues to understand and address” the Trump administration’s decision to withhold $175...
Amid Financial Headwinds, Could Course Sharing Offer Colleges Relief?
A new white paper says colleges could increase retention and create new income streams by partnering with other institutions to offer students the courses they need to stay on track for graduation.
NASFAA Picks Seasoned Financial Aid, Federal Policy Expert for Next President
A seasoned federal policy and financial aid operations expert will lead the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, the...
New Law Gives Civic Center Control of Utah State’s Gen Ed
Utah’s governor signed into law a bill that creates a Center for Civic Excellence at Utah State University and requires...
Georgetown Will Reportedly Join the Common App
Georgetown University is joining the Common App, the most popular college application platform in the country, starting in fall 2026...
A ‘Huge Step’ for Yeshiva University’s LGBTQ+ Students
The Orthodox Jewish institution will recognize its LGBTQ+ student group under a new name, concluding a lawsuit that’s stretched on for years.