11-11-2026 DNU

A proposed fee would require colleges to pay at least $70,000 for each international graduate to work temporarily in the U.S. after graduation. Colleges say they can’t afford it—and foisting it onto students would create an unfair “pay-to-play” system.

The university had restored many of its operations by Tuesday, but hackers claim they stole one million–plus Social Security numbers and tranches of other personal information.

The change in eligibility criteria comes after anti–affirmative action advocates sued the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, alleging discrimination.

Research and campus initiatives highlight the ways colleges are helping student veterans find value, navigate transitions and build a sense of belonging.

For colleges that have acceded to unwarranted or unlawful political demands, now is the time to reclaim institutional independence.

By Suzanne Nossel

New faculty who were in graduate school during the pandemic missed out on an important aspect of scholarly formation.

By Karen J. Head

Rachel schools Gordon on not being a clear and transparent communicator with the faculty.

By Rachel Toor and E. Gordon Gee