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Judge Upholds Biden-Era Gainful Employment Rule
A federal judge rejected an effort to overturn the gainful-employment rule, which was put in place during the Biden administration...
DEI Champion Resigns to Lead Higher Ed Defense Coalition
Mike Gavin, the founder of Education for All, a grassroots group of community college administrators fighting legislative attacks on diversity...
Texas Tech Clarified Its Anti-Trans Policies in an FAQ—Then Removed It
The short-lived frequently asked questions page only applied to the flagship campus, not to Angelo State University or the three other system campuses.
Institutions, Faculty Oppose Plan to Limit Foreign Students’ Time in U.S.
Commenters from across numerous sectors say they fear that the new rule, which would require international students to get extensions to stay in the U.S. more than four years, would be a barrier for the vast majority of students.
NIH Directors Fired Months After Being Put on Administrative Leave
Four directors at the National Institutes of Health who were placed on administrative leave earlier this year have now been...
Report: Tuition Discounts Fuel Higher Ed Skepticism
Tuition discounting is a tactic private colleges have long used to control a primary revenue stream. But over the past...
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.