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Ed Dept. Calls Civil Rights Workers It’s Trying to Ax Back to Work
The Education Department is calling Office for Civil Rights employees who were fired earlier this year back to work. The...
Education Dept. Wants to Begin and End Workforce Pell This Week
Higher ed policy experts question whether one week of negotiations will be enough to figure out how to expand the Pell Grant to workforce training programs.
$401M Gift to Michigan State Will Benefit Athletics
Michigan State University has received a historic $401 million commitment, largely for athletics, from local philanthropists Greg and Dawn Williams...
Report: Impact of Chinese Research ‘On Par’ With U.S.
China’s rise in research output and influence has coincided with the U.S. government’s increased focus on research security over the past several years, according to a new report.
Can Universities Help Students Become Influencers?
Syracuse’s new Center for the Creator Economy and other certificates aim to help students pursue what is now one of the most common career aspirations for Gen Z: social media content creation.
Conservative Think Tank AEI Names Ben Sasse Senior Fellow
The American Enterprise Institute, a prominent conservative-leaning think tank, has named former U.S. senator and university president Ben Sasse a...
Harvard Prof Arrested for Shooting BB Gun Outside Synagogue to Leave U.S.
Immigration authorities arrested Carlos Portugal Gouvea, a visiting professor at Harvard Law School, on Wednesday after his J-1 visa was...
Coach Buyouts Boom to Record Highs
Colleges have agreed to nearly $228 million in severance pay for football coaches this year, almost doubling a previous record for buyouts and prompting fresh scrutiny and legislation.