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At CHEA, Kent Blames Accreditors for Higher Ed’s Woes
The education under secretary argued that accreditors have largely failed to hold colleges accountable and pledged to make reforms.
Ph.D.s in STEM, Health Roles Fled Federal Research Agencies Last Year
Texas Pauses Use of H-1B Visas at State Universities
ED Eyes Rewrite of Accreditation Rules
ED officials have said for months that they want to tackle the regulations governing accreditors. A Monday announcement offers more specifics on their agenda.
Remote Class and Escorts: Twin Cities Universities Respond to ICE, CBP, Protests
The killings by federal agents in Minneapolis have fueled demonstrations. Area institutions are stepping up security, moving classes online and more.
Students Trust Mental Health Services—but Few Use Them
A survey from the Hi, How Are You Project finds that 55 percent of students received mental health care, but only 18 percent accessed it on campus.
How Indirect Rate Costs Differ Between Academia and Industry
Mapping Out the ‘Current Moment’ in College Admissions
In her new book, Julie Park, an expert on race and admissions, calls on colleges to stand up to the Trump administration’s sweeping interpretation of the SFFA decision.