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A Black woman in a hard hat and neon vest stands in a warehouse.

Too Many Well-Paid Middle-Skills Jobs, Not Enough Credentials

The U.S. needs to produce almost 712,000 more credentials per year to meet future demand in high-paying fields that don’t require bachelor’s degrees, a new report says. And addressing racial and gender disparities would help.

Women Advancement Leaders Face Onboarding, Structural Challenges

About a third of women leaders in institutional advancement are either the first woman to serve as chief advancement officer...
A chart showing the average institutional tuition discout rate over from 2015-2025.

Tuition Discounting Hits Another High

NACUBO’s latest study finds that colleges continue to charge students less than their listed sticker price at a rate surpassing prior records.

A Harvard University graduate with a message in support of international students on her mortarboard sits with fellow students at the start of commencement exercises.

Making Space for International Students This Summer

Colleges are urging international students to remain in the U.S. over the summer, in some cases helping fund their stays or connecting them with employment.

Texas Governor Signs Law Giving Presidents Control of Faculty Senates

Texas governor Greg Abbott on Friday signed into law legislation allowing public college and university presidents to take over faculty...
Santa Ono, an Asian man with black hair, wearing glasses and a dark suit with a yellow tie.

Santa Ono Officially Resigns From Michigan Faculty

Santa Ono has resigned from the faculty at the University of Michigan, MLive reported, following his departure as president to...
Donald Trump, wearing a red Make America Great Again hat that clashes with his fuchsia tie, walks past a line of saluting, gray-uniformed West Point cadets in May 2025.

Academic Freedom Was Already Limited at U.S. Service Academies. Then Came Trump. 

Officials are restricting education about diversity and criticism of the U.S. It’s an erosion of rights within the institutions training America’s future military officers.

A woman wearing a kaffiyeh as a head scarf addresses a crowd of students seated in the grass in front of a building at the University of Texas at Austin.

Texas Governor Signs Bill to Limit Expressive Activity on Campuses

Students and free speech advocates argue that the bill is too vague and goes too far in its efforts to “prevent unnecessary disruption and to ensure campus safety.”