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Harvard Law Review Whistleblower Hired by Trump Mid-Investigation
The Justice Department quietly pressed the Harvard Law Review last month to remove a reprimand from the file of a...
More Than 10,000 TRIO Alumni Urge Congress to Protect the Program
More than 10,000 alumni of federally funded TRIO programs have urged the leaders of the House and Senate appropriations committees...
McMahon Gets Bipartisan Grilling in the Senate
The education secretary fielded outrage from Democrats and tough questions from Republicans about massive proposed budget cuts at a hearing Tuesday.
Promoting Purpose to Reduce Stop-Outs
A recent study from the University of Washington at Tacoma finds that a student’s decision to leave higher education can be driven by a lack of goals or sense of self.
Florida Board Rejects Ono for UF Job
The Florida Board of Governors decided against confirming Santa Ono as president of the University of Florida in a contentious vote focused on diversity, equity and inclusion.
City College of San Francisco Backtracks on Chancellor Hire
City College of San Francisco announced last week that it had hired a new chancellor—but never voted to approve the...
May Brought Deep Cuts at Multiple Colleges
Colleges laid off well over 800 employees last month due to a mix of enrollment challenges and state funding issues. Ivy Tech saw the deepest cuts with more than 200 jobs axed.
Indiana U: Most Complaints Under New Law Were ‘Form of Protest’
Indiana University says that, out of 46 complaints it received in 2024 under a state law that threatens the jobs...