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A New Catholic HSI Alliance
A group of Catholic Hispanic-serving universities has formed a partnership to brainstorm new ways to share resources and support students.
Parents Embrace Career and Technical Education
While traditional four-year college remains popular, a new study finds parents increasingly open to nondegree pathways for their children.
Survey: Faculty Say AI Is Impactful—but Not In a Good Way
Faculty members think generative AI in the classroom will increase cheating and shorten student attention spans. A minority of professors think the tools are a net positive.
Settlements Cost Higher Ed Hundreds of Millions in 2025
Higher Ed Prepares for New Era of Accessibility
Looming federal regulations update the ADA to make web content and mobile apps more accessible to people, including college students, with disabilities. But universities are scrambling to comply by the April deadline.
Again Defying Trump, Congress Proposes Increasing NIH Budget, Maintaining ED
Appropriators have released legislation that wouldn’t defund Education Department programs or slash the National Institutes of Health budget. And it would prohibit the federal government from capping NIH reimbursement rates.
4 Takeaways From Trump’s First Year in Office
Higher ed faced upheaval and uncertainty as the president sought to overhaul colleges and universities. Some leaders hope for a more stable year two, but significant changes loom.
Spanberger Reshapes Virginia Boards on Day One
The new Virginia governor quickly named 27 board picks, and multiple board members at the University of Virginia and George Mason University resigned under scrutiny.