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Report: Tuition Discounts Fuel Higher Ed Skepticism
Indian Students Look Elsewhere After H-1B Visa Price Shock
The new six-figure fee for the visa long relied on by Indian nationals changes the conversation about study destinations, say experts.
Text Messages Encourage Healthy Habits, Relationships for College Students
Baylor University launched a campus-grown intervention to enhance student well-being via text messaging.
ED Puts Political Out-of-Office Notes on Staff Emails Without Consent
One legal group is preparing to challenge the Trump administration’s action in court, staffers say.
Susan Aldridge, President of Thomas Jefferson University, on Educating Career-Ready Graduates
The leader of a U.S. institution discusses how to set students up for future success in uncertain times and why working across disciplines is so powerful.
White House Floats Compact for Preferential Treatment
Advocates condemned the proposal, which asked nine universities to overhaul admissions, hiring and speech policies and to suppress criticism of conservatives in exchange for more federal money.
Is This the Moment for Tuition Resets?
One Washington university is addressing families’ growing desire for cost transparency by slashing tuition in half. Such resets haven’t always worked, but some think they may become the new normal.
Scientific Journals in the Hot Seat
Federal officials are raising long-standing concerns with research journals and the academic incentive structures propping them up. But experts say the government alone can’t overhaul the industry.