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Drexel Receives $112.6M Gift for Computing, Engineering
Drexel University has received the largest philanthropic commitment in its history: $112.6 million to expand the Philadelphia-based institution’s engineering and...
AAUP Readies for Bigger Political Fight
At the first biennial since President Donald Trump retook office, faculty members strategized about how to resist increasing political interference in their work and on their campuses.
Will Race-Based Scholarships Survive?
Colleges and funders are replacing race-based scholarships with race-neutral alternatives as the Trump administration targets these programs, raising questions about their future.
Penn President to Leave Next Year
After stepping in as an interim leader during an institutional crisis in 2023, University of Pennsylvania president Larry Jameson announced...
Columbia University to Require Test Scores
More than three years after deciding to go test-optional permanently, Columbia University will again require applicants to submit standardized test...
Northwest Accreditor Announces Split From Accreditation Council
The Northwest Commission is leaving the Council on Recognized Accrediting Commissions and working on a rebranding effort at a time when regional monikers are outdated.
SACSCOC Changes Name
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges is rebranding. The accreditor announced Thursday that starting in September...
How Peer Mentors Combat Summer Melt
CUNY’s College Bridge for All, the nation’s largest near-peer advising program, helps students navigate the path from high school to college.