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Education Dept. Cancels Fulbright-Hays Applications, at Least for Now
The grant programs have supported the international research of students and scholars for more than 60 years.
From Villanova to the Vatican—Pope Leo XIV
Conservatives Clash Over Ono Hire at UF
Santa Ono appears poised to jump from the University of Michigan to the top job at the University of Florida. But some powerful conservative figures have concerns over DEI.
Ep. 155: What’s Going On With College Athletics (and Why You Should Care)
The evolving role of college athletics and the coming impacts to institutions and students.
Weekly Wisdom | University of Illinois Chicago Chancellor Marie Lynn Miranda
Unique leadership insights on this #WeeklyWisdom episode with Marie Lynn Miranda, Chancellor of the University of Illinois, Chicago.
Trump Is Using Title IX as a ‘Battering Ram,’ Experts Say
From the quick turnaround of the investigation to the nature of the demands, the Office for Civil Rights is showing a new approach to handling Title IX cases. Colleges should take note.
Report: Instructors Want More Guidance on AI Usage
A recent report from Ithaka S+R finds professors are increasingly engaging with generative AI but want more support navigating its application and AI policy in the classroom.
The First U.S. Campus in India Is Finally Opening
Five years after India opened the door for American colleges, the Illinois Institute of Technology became the first to accept the invitation. What’s taking other institutions so long?