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DOJ Deems Definition of Hispanic-Serving Institutions Unconstitutional
The Department of Justice said it won’t defend against a legal challenge to the law defining HSIs as having at least 25 percent Hispanic undergraduates. The program’s future is in jeopardy.
Education Dept. Accuses George Mason of Violating Civil Rights Law
Texas University Boards Abolish Faculty Senates, Create Toothless Councils
Two Houston professors have responded to Texas lawmakers’ assault on independent faculty governance by creating their own faux faculty senate.
College Possible’s New Survey Shows High Graduation and Employment Rates
Survey: Most Students Affected by OBBBA Student Loan Changes
Listen: Adult Education for All Types of Learners
Inside Higher Ed’s Voices of Student Success discusses the goals, challenges and importance of continuing education programs for nontraditional students at Washington University in St. Louis.
Mizzou Cancels Black Student Block Party, Calling It ‘Unlawful Discrimination’
The cancellation is just the latest of many incidents at colleges across the country and reflects how Trump’s anti-DEI crackdown is affecting Black students.
Supreme Court Says NIH Doesn’t Have to Restore Canceled Grants
Instead, those who have lost funding can take their claim to a different court. The plaintiffs’ lawyers condemned the decision as a “significant setback for public health.”