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ED Threatens ABA’s Ability to Accredit Law Schools
The Trump administration accused the accreditor of violating federal requirements in nearly 30 ways.
Universities Settled Over Allegedly Baseless Probes. They’re Not Expressing Regret.
Former Justice Department lawyers say investigations into Brown and Columbia over alleged antisemitism were politically motivated. But it’s unclear whether federal officials will investigate the whistleblowers’ letter.
Ivy Tech Receives Approval for Workforce Pell Program
Students at Ivy Tech Community College in Indiana can now use federal Pell Grant dollars on an eight-week clinical medical...
An Earn-While-You-Learn Path Into Teaching
A report from New America finds teacher degree apprenticeships could lower barriers to the profession for working adults and nontraditional students.
University Suspends Academic Who Accused Jason Arday of Plagiarism
Nathan Cofnas says he will “probably be fired” as Ghent begins disciplinary proceedings.
Some Students Can Now Venmo Their College Tuition
A massive portion of Gen Z uses money-transfer apps like Venmo every day, so allowing students to use them to pay their tuition was a natural step, the company said.
Berkeley Report Says Trusting Campus Climate ‘Vital’ to University’s Mission
A faculty task force at the University of California, Berkeley, determined that—in addition to policies protecting free speech and academic...
Tenure-Track Ranks Grew Last Year, Survey Finds
The number of faculty—including those on the tenure track—is on the rise, new data from College and University Professional Association...