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Peer Instruction Doesn’t Help Underprepared Students
Peer support can increase students’ engagement in a course, but one study found that peer instruction didn’t result in better grades or content knowledge for learners.
Financial Outlook: Not Great
In our forthcoming annual survey of college and university chief business officers, anxiety abounds. A majority say uncertainty is challenging their ability to conduct even basic financial planning.
ED Won’t Fund CTE, Dual Enrollment for ‘Illegal’ Students
The Education Department said Thursday that federal money shouldn’t fund dual enrollment, adult education and certain career and technical education...
Trump Signed the ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ What’s Next?
Colleges should start communicating with students about the changes while bracing for state budget cuts, higher ed experts say.
10% Drop in Intl. Students Would Cause Billions in Revenue Losses
A 10 percent overall decline in international enrollment would cost U.S. colleges and universities about $3 billion in revenue, according...
Interest Accrual Resumes for Biden’s SAVE Plan
The Education Department will soon begin charging interest for the nearly 7.7 million borrowers on the Saving on a Valuable...
NIH Plans to Cap Publisher Fees, Dilute ‘Scientific Elite’
Director of the National Institutes of Health says that capping research journals’ open-access fees will help rein in the $19 billion academic publishing industry and bolster scientific debate.
Texas Law School Deans Fight to Keep ABA Accreditation
A group of Texas law school deans is urging the state Supreme Court to uphold American Bar Association accreditation standards...