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International Student Interest in U.S. Surges After Midterms
As 3-Year Degrees Proliferate, Some Pioneers Face Roadblocks
Institutions like Weber State University launched their first reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees in fall 2025. Building enrollment in those programs hasn’t been easy, but that hasn’t stopped other institutions from joining the movement.
Fire Alarm Cuts Colbert, Yo-Yo Ma Talk Short While Harvard Grad Workers Strike
Ohio State Keeps Wexner’s Name on Buildings
As Government Encroaches, Presidents Must ‘Lead the Sector’
In their new book, The Postliberal University, Brendan Cantwell and Barrett Taylor explain why university leaders must be explicit in laying out the threats to higher education today.
The Untapped Potential of STEM Transfer Students
A new Community College Research Center report finds that transfer students face longer paths to STEM degrees, creating barriers that could limit the pipeline of future STEM graduates.
The Big Business of HBCU Homecomings
Historically Black colleges and universities spend millions putting on weeklong homecoming celebrations each year, fostering connection with alumni and, in some cases, making back the cost in donations alone.
New in AI: UChicago Rethinks Writing, EIU Students Want Faculty Rules
Inside Higher Ed breaks down some of the latest developments regarding AI and ed tech on campus.