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Columbia Sportswear Sues Columbia University Over Trademark Infringement

The 87-year-old Columbia Sportswear company is suing the 271-year-old Columbia University for breach of contract, trademark infringement and unfair competition...
A student in a crowd holds up a sign that reads "Rise for DACA!"

Survey: DACA Allows Recipients to Pursue Education, Better Jobs

Nearly all Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients who responded to a recent survey say DACA allowed them to pursue...
A photo illustration with a strikethrough of the words “diversity, equity and inclusion.”

Northeast Accreditor Proposes Removing DEI From Standards

The New England Commission of Higher Education is proposing new standards that would strip away any mention of “diversity,” “equity”...
Nicholas Kent at swearing in ceremony

Under Secretary Nicholas Kent Sets Priorities for Higher Ed

Kent said Monday he will “restore the greatness of American higher education.” Some experts question how he’ll do that.

A mockup of UTSA's first-gen patch for student athletes features a white and orange roadrunner image and the words "first gen" underneath

Recognizing First-Gen Student Athletes

The University of Texas, San Antonio, designed custom patches for athletes’ uniforms to celebrate their first-generation identities.

An orange map of the world with arrows from countries to a campus building in the U.S.

International Student Enrollment Could Drop 15% This Fall

Data modeling shows 150,000 fewer students may enroll in U.S. higher education due to visa challenges.

A person floats down with a golden parachute that has holes in it.

Can Western New Mexico U Recover a Golden Parachute?

Western New Mexico’s board walked back a lucrative exit agreement for an ex-president approved by former members. The thorny case is the subject of at least two state lawsuits.

People walk on the plaza outside Royce Hall, the site of 2024 pro-Palestinian protests, on the UCLA campus.

With Grant Cuts, DOJ and Trump Are Pressuring UCLA to Make Deal

Like it did for prestigious private universities, the administration has cut off federal grants for UCLA, alleging it failed to address antisemitism. The UC system must tell the DOJ by today whether it wants to negotiate.