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House Dems Expand Epstein Investigation to Bard, Harvard
Florida’s Battle of the Boards
The Florida Board of Governors is delaying a confirmation vote for the University of Florida presidential hire, citing concerns about regulatory noncompliance by UF’s board chair.
Latin American Students Choosing Spain Over U.S., Business School Leader Says
Staff and students who once would have picked North America are looking to Europe for stability and freedom, according to the head of Spain’s Esade Business School.
Rethinking Bar Prep for Nontraditional Learners
The Colleges of Law in California expanded support and preparation time to help working students succeed.
Can—and Should—Honor Codes Survive in the AI Age?
Experts agree that honor codes are not working like they used to. How they should be reformed—and whether it’s worth reforming them—is up for debate.
Proposed Massachusetts High School Grad Requirements Push FAFSA Filing
Court Partially Blocks Release of Seton Hall Sex Abuse Report
What Is FAFSA Fraud, and Why Is Congress Working to Stamp It Out?
So-called ghost students have been stealing financial aid for at least a decade. Now the Department of Education and Congress are trying to curb the schemes.
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