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What Today’s Hyperconnected Students Need From Their First Weeks on Campus
Students taking their first steps onto university campuses this month will arrive more informed—thanks to AI and social media—and more focused on career outcomes than previous classes. So, how should universities tailor their welcome to set incoming cohorts up for success?
Professor Fired for ‘Inciting Violence’ to Be Reinstated
Higher Ed’s H-1B Visas in 4 Charts
More than 16,700 employees at colleges and universities got H-1B visas approved in fiscal year 2025, but they are concentrated at 100 large research institutions.
Students, Alumni Rally to Keep Slashed Affinity Programs Alive
Across the country, student groups and other organizations are working to fill the gaps left behind by campus centers and programs lost to a snowballing anti-DEI movement.
Majority of California Community College Students Lack Basic Needs
New survey data points to a prevalence of basic needs insecurity among two-year students in California, particularly around housing.
MacKenzie Scott Donates $70M to UNCF
Charlie Kirk: Hero of ‘Civil Discourse’ or Fount of Division?
Pointing to the slain activist’s inflammatory statements about minority groups, some are pushing back—at their own peril—against the right’s framing of him as an emblem of quality discourse.
SACS’s New Head Shares His Vision for the Accreditor
New SACSCOC president Stephen Pruitt stepped into the job at a time when accreditors are under fire. He has pledged “fierce nonpartisanship” and respect for states’ rights.