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Arizona State Police Reportedly Assisted DHS With Arrest
McMahon Calls for Improving Efficiency and Civilizing Discourse
The education secretary’s comments at two different policy summits shine a light on the department’s latest priorities, but the recent death of Charlie Kirk loomed large.
Hong Kong Lifts Cap on Nonlocal Students to 50%
Starting in the 2026–27 academic year, policymakers will allow universities to accept more international students as the island seeks to capitalize on the U.S. crackdown.
Fewer College Staff Say They’ll Likely Seek New Jobs in 2025
Understanding Dual-Enrollment Students
A new survey by Tyton Partners reveals the perspectives of high school students concurrently enrolled in higher education and their aspirations beyond graduation.
Texas A&M President Steps Down Under Pressure
Mark Welsh resigned Thursday after state lawmakers accused the university of pushing “leftist DEI and transgender indoctrination” on his watch.
Texas Governor Targets Students Who Allegedly Mocked Kirk’s Death
Republican Greg Abbott called online for Texas State to expel a student. He says it did, raising further alarm from higher ed observers about the conservative crackdown on people denigrating the slain activist.
Loyola Marymount Stops Union Negotiations 10 Months In, Citing Religious Exemption
The union filed a complaint with the NLRB in response, but experts say given the current political climate, the board and the courts will likely side with the university.