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At the recent 1EdTech Digital Credentials Summit, a panel of those who earned or are earning traditional degrees and microcredentials shared their experiences and three positive impacts of their education decisions.

First there was denial, then anger, bargaining, depression and, finally, Kristi Girdharry writes, acceptance.

The federal government is trying to put the entire private university into a state of receivership, Austin Sarat writes.

Discouraging and devaluing faculty participation in service undermine the public impact of universities, Cullen C. Merritt writes.

With the arrival of 2025, the sector has not yet reached its completion target, even as new headwinds threaten continued progress, Yolanda Watson Spiva writes.

Our research shows that silence in the face of anti-DEI laws only serves to compound suppression, Jackie Pedota and Liliana M. Garces write.

Michael J. Socolow asks if we have already forgotten how the humanities got us through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Artificial intelligence tools are only deepening existing divides. Here are three reasons for that and a few ideas for supporting students.