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Wisconsin Supreme Court Strikes Down State Grant for Minority Students
The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday that a state grant for minority students is unconstitutional, Wisconsin Public Radio reported...
The Medical School Boom
Dozens of new medical schools have opened over the past 25 years, and many more are in the works. Is it the answer to the national physician shortage?
Duration-of-Status Rule Change Clears White House Review
The White House’s Office of Management and Budget has finished its review of a rule that would end duration of...
Texas’s Higher Ed Overseer Dismisses Dozens of Complaints
Republicans created the ombudsman position to investigate alleged violations of their ban on DEI and their gutting of faculty governance bodies.
How One College Addresses Food Insecurity Through Urban Agriculture
The University of Dayton’s Flyer Farm transformed six tennis courts into a thriving urban farm that donates thousands of pounds of produce each year while providing students with hands-on learning.
Prof. Fired for Palestinian Activism Should Be Reinstated, Arbitrator Says
An arbitrator ruled that Sang Hea Kil, a tenured San José State University professor who was fired in 2025 after...
Whitman College Caps Tuition at 10% of Income
Whitman College in Walla Walla, Wash., announced Saturday that students will not pay more than 10 percent of their family’s...
Leader in Push for DACA Reflects on Its Anniversary
Gaby Pacheco, president and CEO of the TheDream.US, says the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program has had an outsize impact on immigrant students since it was announced 14 years ago. But today, it’s facing “death by a thousand cuts.”