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After Legal Setback, Antioch Fights to Preserve Governance
Antioch University is seeking to keep its parent organization, the Coalition for the Common Good, from dissolving its board and firing its president amid a bitter governance battle.
Adult Learners Want More Than Flexibility
A survey of prospective students finds interest in competency-based education is high, but learners also value structure and support.
Hegseth to Military Academies: No New Tenured Civilian Jobs
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed military academies to “cease appointing civilian employees to tenured positions,” according to a memo...
Vast Majority of Institutions Found ACTS Data Collection Burdensome
About two-thirds of institutions needed at least the 200 hours that the Education Department anticipated they would require to compile ACTS data. Difficulty remedying errors and unclear definitions made the process harder.
Senate Signs Off on College Sports Overhaul
After years of hearings, several drafts of legislation and an intense lobbying effort, one chamber of Congress advanced a bill...
Many 2026 ‘Genius’ Fellows Have Ties to Higher Ed
The MacArthur Foundation on Tuesday announced 20 winners of this year’s “genius” fellowships, more than half of whom have ties...
Citing Misconceptions, University of Michigan Pauses Pass–No Credit Pilot
Less than two months after announcing a pass–no credit grading pilot program, the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science...
Cornell Faces Outcry Over Handling of Rape Allegations
Local prosecutors said Monday they reopened the criminal investigation, and Ithaca’s mayor wants to temporarily ban any Greek life and student group gatherings.