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Weekly Wisdom

Weekly Wisdom | Temple University President John Fry Goes Over Leadership as Public Service

In this #WeeklyWisdom episode, the president of Temple University, John Fry, talks about keeping grounded in leadership.

Campus shots of the University of Arizona, University of Texas in Austin and Vanderbilt University.
Governance Executive Leadership

Arizona Rejects Compact, Others Leave Options Open

Monday’s deadline to provide feedback on the Trump administration’s proposed deal passed with no signatories and silence from some university leaders invited to join.

The cover of Purdue's The Exponent, with the headline "We Student Journalists Must Stand Together" and an image of four hands of different colors interlocking
Quick Takes

Purdue Student Journalists Distribute Solidarity Paper at IU

Student journalists from Purdue University’s The Exponent went to rival Indiana University on Friday to deliver a special print edition...
A member of the Nobel committee holding up the prize as he announces the winners.
Quick Takes

UC Nobel Prize Haul Sets Record, System Says

Five faculty members and researchers affiliated with the University of California system won a Nobel Prize this year, setting what...
President Donald Trump along with text from the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education that the administration released.
Government Politics & Elections

What to Know About Trump’s Compact for Higher Ed

Nine universities were asked to give “limited, targeted feedback” on the proposal by today. So far, six have rejected the deal.

A photo of the Widener Library at Harvard University.
Quick Takes

Harvard Runs Deficit, Even as Endowment Grows Sharply

Harvard University ended fiscal year 2025 with a $113 million operating deficit, according to its annual financial report—the first such...
Cover of the book More Essential Than Ever with a headshot of one of the authors, Davis Jenkins, a light-skinned man with gray hair and glasses
Institutions Community Colleges

The Next Phase of the Guided Pathways Movement

A new book charts a fresh way forward for the reform effort that’s rapidly spread among community colleges over the last decade to boost completion rates.

Graduates in blue robes and mortarboards. A young woman is in focus at the center of the frame.
Deep Dives

Giving Credit Where It’s Overdue

Reverse transfer—the practice of awarding associate degrees for credit earned in pursuit of a bachelor’s degree—is beneficial for colleges, state workforces and the vast some college, no credit population. Why do so few students opt in?