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Southern Accreditor Names New President
The leader of the Southern Regional Education Board will take over as president of the Southern Association of Colleges and...
Colleges Cut More Programs, Jobs in April
The Trump administration has thrown federal research funding into a state of flux, but most job and program cuts in April were driven by declining enrollment and other factors.
Building Transfer Student Belonging Through Orientation
Indiana University Indianapolis launched a transfer orientation for new students in fall 2024. Next fall, the initiative will expand to include more specialized programming.
Education Dept. Tells Colleges to Advise Struggling Borrowers
The guidance, released Monday, reminds colleges of their responsibility to ensure borrowers repay loans to the best of their ability.
Report: Underserved Students Face Highest Admissions Anxiety
Students from underprivileged backgrounds report more stress around the college search and admissions process than their higher-income peers, according to...
Harvard Faculty Pledge 10% of Their Salary to Defend Against Trump
Nearly 100 senior faculty members at Harvard have committed to taking a pay cut to support the institution’s legal defense...
McMahon: No New Grants for Harvard
Harvard University won’t be getting any new grants, Education Secretary Linda McMahon wrote in a blistering letter to the institution...
NSF Halts New Funding and Caps Indirect Rate Costs
The National Science Foundation won’t award any new funding “until further notice.” The agency also moved to cap indirect research rates at 15 percent. Meanwhile, President Trump proposed cutting the NSF’s budget in half.