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Will AI Help Revive the ‘Stale’ OPM Market?
Online program management companies—many now in the hands of private equity firms—are attempting to rebound after years of reputational damage and financial troubles.
At NAFSA, More Questions Than Answers on What’s Ahead for International Students
The annual conference drew thousands of international education professionals to Florida, where they flocked to panels about the ever-shifting policy landscape.
From Chicago Classrooms to Debt-Free Degrees
The first cohort of Hope Chicago scholars graduated from college and workforce programs across Illinois, marking an early milestone for the two-generation scholarship model.
Virginia Tech Rector Defies Governor’s Removal Effort
Tuition Discounting Continues to Climb
A NACUBO study found average tuition discount rates at 57.1 percent for first-time, full-time undergraduates, according to preliminary estimates. Net tuition revenue is also down.
NSF Reverses Funding Freeze for Duke, Harvard and Yale
New Rabbinical College Aims to Swoop In on Hebrew Union’s Shuttered Campus
Graduation Speakers on Musicals, Humiliation and, Yes, AI
From Hugh Jackman to Malika Andrews, speakers celebrated 2026 graduates with stories about forging their own paths and growing from failure.