IHE 01-07-2026 DNU

Visa appointment delays, threats to OPT, SEVIS revocations and more made 2025 a complicated and ever-changing environment. Colleges are looking to innovate this year to withstand the tide.

Researchers found that four in 10 borrowers have credit scores too low for private loans, raising concerns that the new borrowing limits could make grad school inaccessible.

This round of funding is a glimpse at how the Trump administration wants to use grants to support its agenda.

Nearly 60 percent of local child-care sites were damaged or destroyed, affecting many student parents. One year later, Pacific Oaks College has helped more than 40 rebuild.

Titles matter—and so does title inflation.

By Austin Sarat

A simple five-minute practice can build community in the college classroom, Niles Mattier writes.

By Niles Mattier

When things go well, you can’t take too much credit, and when they fall apart, you can’t blame yourself. Or so I used to think.

By Rachel Toor

If higher ed becomes the transactional model, only now with AI, we’re in big, big trouble.

By John Warner

A checklist of indicators a college or university may close.

By Kathy Johnson Bowles

Agentic AI is no longer merely an interactive tool we talk to; it is a colleague that acts for us.

By Ray Schroeder