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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
Many 2026 ‘Genius’ Fellows Have Ties to Higher Ed
Citing Misconceptions, University of Michigan Pauses Pass–No Credit Pilot
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.
Dartmouth Provost’s ‘AI Dependency’ Sparks Backlash
Some students and faculty are calling for the provost’s firing after he allegedly used generative AI to write professional articles. He’s admitted to using ChatGPT, but says it didn’t replace his own intellectual judgment or authorship.
Rethinking the Traditional College Student
A six-part podcast series with higher ed experts explores who today’s college students are and how institutions can better support the realities of their lives.
