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Federal Grant Makers May Lose Job Protections: 5 Things to Know
Trump has created a new employee category that he previously dubbed Schedule F. It allows for easier firings of those who are “subverting presidential directives.”
The Big Ten’s Revolving Door
Eight of the 18 presidents or chancellors at Big Ten institutions have left their positions since early 2025, with a ninth planning to step down for another job later this year.
Old Dominion Faculty Vote No Confidence Over Course-Shortening Plan
The Bipartisan Appeal of Growing Talent Amid the AI Boom
The Commission on the American Workforce developed a national workforce strategy as the first step toward a more ambitious rethinking of how Americans are preparing for an uncertain job market.
Education Dept. Layoffs Leave Scars Behind the Scenes
An Education Department official defended the layoffs, saying ED “is a more efficient and accountable agency.”
Youth Suicide Rates Decline, Risks Remain
Overall suicide rates fell for 10‑ to 24‑year‑olds, but access to firearms remains a major concern for vulnerable youth.
Despite Affordability Fears, Net Tuition Price Continues to Trend Downward
How DOGE Gutted the NEH in 22 Days
Internal documents show how leadership at the National Endowment for the Humanities handed over the grant termination process to DOGE and ChatGPT.