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Defense Dept. Weighs Ending Graduate Tuition Assistance at 33 U.S. Institutions
The Department of Defense is considering ending tuition assistance for active-duty military members in graduate programs at 33 highly selective...
OSU Professor Faces Assault Charges
Ohio State University professor Luke Perez faces assault charges after attacking a filmmaker on campus last week, according to The...
After ‘Rupture,’ Science Leaders Call for More Advocacy
The Trump administration’s seismic disruptions to the academic research enterprise were top of mind at the annual meeting of the American Association of the Advancement of Science in Phoenix last week.
Social Media Linked to Student Loneliness
A University of Cincinnati study found more than half of college students feel lonely, with heavy social media use raising the risk.
Georgetown Taps Liz Magill as Law Dean
Georgetown University has named Liz Magill its new executive vice president and dean of the law school, a move that...
U of North Texas Cancels Exhibit With Anti-ICE Art
The University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design removed an art exhibit that includes anti-ICE artwork, the...
The Apprentice: Why Higher Ed Is Leaning Into Earn-and-Learn
Colleges are facing “a perfect storm.” Is adding apprenticeship pathways a way through?
Pell Grant Facing $11.5B Shortfall, CBO Says
If Congress doesn’t add money to the Federal Student Aid account by Sept. 30, students could face dramatic grant cuts or eligibility restrictions.