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Striking Portland Staff Reach Agreement; Faculty Remain on Strike
Portland Community College reached a tentative agreement with its 700 classified employees Wednesday, ending a 16-day strike for the group...
Florida Deals Another Blow to Sociology
Students at Florida’s 12 public universities will no longer be able to fulfill their general education requirements by taking an...
Faculty Push Back Against OpenAI Deals
As higher ed institutions pay tech companies millions to provide students and faculty access to custom AI-powered tools, some faculty in Colorado and California are pushing back.
Dept. of Energy to Move Into Education Dept.’s Headquarters
The Education Department will vacate its headquarters this summer and move a block away, the agency announced Thursday. The Energy...
GOP Decries Chinese ‘Espionage’; Dems Focus on Loan Debt, ED Layoffs
The House Ed and Workforce Committee chair referred to Democrats’ questions as an “alternate hearing” from the one he called on foreign threats.
Building Pathways for Women in Construction
Stephens College’s pre-apprenticeship program connects women to in-demand trades while helping address workforce shortages.
DOJ Investigates Admissions at 3 Medical Schools
The Trump administration’s investigations and demands for admissions data have extended beyond undergraduate colleges and universities, The New York Times...
New Survey Announcements From IES Give Hope for Agency’s Revival
Higher ed researchers and policy experts are pleased to see the agency get back to work after losing 80 percent of its staff. But one college access group has concerns about how the Trump administration may use the data it collects.