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A classroom of students wearing black VR goggles, the student in the foreground has one hand outstretched in front of them

Practical Use Cases for Learning With VR In Higher Education

Colleges offer students learning opportunities through new and innovative virtual reality simulations.

Penn State Board Approves 7 Campus Closures

Pennsylvania State University will close seven of its 19 Commonwealth Campuses over a two-year timeline following a contentious Thursday night...

Harvard Revokes Tenure of Embattled Dishonesty Researcher

Harvard University has revoked the tenure of Francesca Gino, a dishonesty researcher in the business school who was accused of...

5 Charts Depicting How Faculty Have Changed in Last 20 Years

A recent report from CUPA-HR delved into 20 years of data to highlight how colleges’ priorities are affecting faculty. Here’s what stood out to us.

Mike Johnson stands at a podium flanked by other House lawmakers

Reconciliation Bill Would Block Access to Higher Ed, ACE Leader Warns

The head of the American Council on Education said the legislation would make higher ed more elite, while Trump’s cuts to research funding risk the country’s standing as a global superpower.

Nature: DOGE Screening NIH Awards, Ordering Projects Killed

The U.S. Department of Government Efficiency has been screening all National Institutes of Health grants since early this month, Nature’s...
An open gate to Harvard University's campus with three students walking through it.

Harvard Wins Injunction to Protect International Students

Academics and free speech groups condemned the abrupt revocation of Harvard’s ability to enroll international students. But some Republicans praised the decision.

A group of Republican members of the House of Representatives, standing in front of a painting of George Washington and behind a podium that says "One Big Beautiful Bill Act."

4 Things to Know About the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

From levying new taxes on colleges to changing who is eligible for Pell Grants, experts say the mammoth legislation could reshape higher education. It’s now in the hands of the Senate.