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U.S. Remains Leader in Interdisciplinary Science
U.S. colleges and universities lead the world in interdisciplinary science research according to the Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary Science Rankings...
Why Hackers Are Targeting the Ivy League
Recent cyberattacks at prominent institutions show how vulnerable higher education systems are and why they struggle to defend themselves.
Noncredit Community College Programs Yield Earnings Gains, but Outcomes Vary
Noncredit short-term programs at community colleges yield modest earnings gains for students and increase their likelihood of employment, but gains...
Judge Lets Group Defend Kentucky’s In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
A federal judge has granted a group of undocumented students in Kentucky the right to defend their in-state tuition rates...
What Mamdani’s Win Might Mean for Higher Ed in NYC
The mayor-elect has said little about his plans for the city’s colleges and universities. But advocates, experts and students are making best guesses based on his rhetoric and track record.
UC System Reverses Decision to End Incentives for Postdoc Program Hires
In a letter to system chancellors Tuesday, University of California system president James Milliken said he would not end financial...
Virginia Looks to Plug Brain Drain With More Internships
A partnership with Handshake is one effort to connect local talent with companies.
Secretive Big Ten Deal Riles Trustees
The Big Ten is weighing a $2.4 billion private equity deal. But multiple trustees at member institutions say they aren’t getting enough information and the proposal has been rushed.