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Judge Halts UT’s Comprehensive Ban on Student Speech
A Texas district court judge on Tuesday ordered the University of Texas system to hold off on enforcing new, sweeping...
Trump’s Layoffs Gut Office of Postsecondary Ed
College-access advocates say that TRIO and other student support services will face major disruptions as a result.
Brown Joins MIT, Rejects Compact
The university’s president said the compact would undermine the government’s merit-based approach to funding research.
Under Anti-DEI Pressure, Ohio State Limits Conference Funds
The Education Department recently criticized Ohio State University’s involvement with a nonprofit that encourages people from underrepresented backgrounds to pursue doctorates. Now, OSU is rethinking other partnerships.
Deciphering Trump’s Compact Invitation to All of Higher Ed
Facing the possibility that more colleges could reject its wide-ranging deal, the Trump administration opened up the offer to more institutions. Whether any will sign is unclear.
Newsom Vetoes Bill Related to Reparations in College Admissions
California governor Gavin Newsom on Monday vetoed a bill that would have allowed colleges in the state to give admissions...
Most of Harvard’s Research Funding Has Been Restored
As of Tuesday, Harvard University had recouped most of the federal research funding it lost when the Trump administration froze...
2 Nobel Prize–Winning Economists Leave U.S. for Zurich
Nobel Prize–winning economists Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo—a married team—will leave their positions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for...