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DHS Offers to ‘Simplify’ Harvard Lawsuit

The Department of Homeland Security appears to be backing off threats in a May 22 letter to strip Harvard’s ability to host international students, a matter that remains in litigation.

How Trump Forced Cuts at Wealthy Universities

Frozen research funding, rising endowment taxes and other concerns have prompted some of the nation’s wealthiest universities to shed jobs despite their multibillion-dollar endowments.

Can Western New Mexico U Recover a Golden Parachute?

Western New Mexico’s board walked back a lucrative exit agreement for an ex-president approved by former members. The thorny case is the subject of at least two state lawsuits.

GMU President Keeps Job Amid Tensions

Faculty members feared George Mason’s board would fire its president Friday in the face of ongoing federal investigations they deem politically motivated. The board gave him a raise instead.

Higher Ed Lobbying Spending Rises

Top research universities increased lobbying expenditures in the second quarter ahead of the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which brought changes for the sector.