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UVA Presidential Hire Raises Process Concerns
The University of Virginia hired a familiar face to lead the university, but he’s starting the job with a trust deficit due to board politics and the circumstances surrounding his hire.
Appeals Court Cites Supreme Court Rulings to Still Block NIH Indirect Costs Cap
When the Eaton Fire Scorched Altadena’s Child Care, One College Stepped In
Nearly 60 percent of local child-care sites were damaged or destroyed, affecting many student parents. One year later, Pacific Oaks College has helped more than 40 rebuild.
2025 Brought Chaos for International Students. In 2026, Institutions Hope to Adapt
Visa appointment delays, threats to OPT, SEVIS revocations and more made 2025 a complicated and ever-changing environment. Colleges are looking to innovate this year to withstand the tide.
Grad Loan Caps Could Hurt Students With Low Credit Scores
Researchers found that four in 10 borrowers have credit scores too low for private loans, raising concerns that the new borrowing limits could make grad school inaccessible.
The Trump Admin. Put $169M Toward Its Priorities. Here’s Where the Money Went
This round of funding is a glimpse at how the Trump administration wants to use grants to support its agenda.
ED Plans to ‘Harmonize’ Accountability Metrics
Department officials say they are creating a level playing field. Advocates and committee members say they are leaving students vulnerable.
