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A photo illustration of Adam Hasner and Jeanette Nuñez.

Republican Officials Hired to Lead 2 Florida Universities

Florida Atlantic University hired a former GOP lawmaker as president, and Florida International University tapped the lieutenant governor at the urging of Governor Ron DeSantis.

Education Department Granted Stay on Gainful Employment Lawsuit

A federal judge gave the Department of Education 90 days to file a response outlining its position on a set...
Donald Trump sits at a desk with the presidential seal, holding up an executive order he signed.

A Tenuous Moment for Minority-Serving Institutions Under Trump

As the Trump administration targets federal DEI programming, colleges and universities with a mission to serve underrepresented students, like minority-serving institutions and tribal colleges, don’t know where they stand.

William & Mary Receives $50M Gift for Environmental Scholarships

William & Mary received a historic $50 million gift to support scholarships for students pursuing a newly approved bachelor’s degree...
A female college student sits with her back to a wall and her head cradled in her hands, looking depressed, next to a backpack and book.

Report: Students Experiencing Suicidal Ideation Need More Help Beyond Counseling

New data from the Center for Collegiate Mental Health shows learners with a history of suicidal or self-injurious behaviors can benefit from on-campus supports, but those aren’t sufficient to meet their levels of distress.

Trump Dismisses ‘Woke’ Military Academy Boards

President Donald Trump on Monday fired all members of the boards of visitors for the four major U.S. military academies...
Massachusetts attorney general Andrea Campbell, in a navy blue blazer, speaks a podium topped with several microphones

NIH Cuts On Hold After States Sue

University officials argued in court filings that the effects of the policy change “will be immediate and devastating.”

AI art or not?

Making Space for Student ‘Sorrow’ Over AI

An art assignment using generative AI sparked fierce controversy, vandalism and the specter of Hitler at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, last fall—and then offered a lesson in navigating student anxiety about the technology.