Latest Higher Education News

In the 2026 QS Global Master’s Degree Rankings, European business schools continue to dominate, with HEC Paris leading in Management, Finance, and Marketing, surpassing University of Oxford in...

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation imposing a dramatic $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa petitions, effective September 21, 2025. This fee represents a 6,566.7% increase over the prior...

The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has unleashed intense scrutiny of speech and political activism across college campuses. Institutions such as Clemson University and Texas...

Recent commentary from Federal Open Market Committee member Stephen Miran during his confirmation hearing pointed out a seldom-discussed third Fed mandate concerning moderate long-term interest...

U.S. farmers are confronting a once-in-a-generation economic crisis marked by plunging crop prices, high production costs, and shrinking export demand. A National Corn Growers Association survey...

As millennials surpass Generation X as the largest cohort in managerial roles, many confront unprecedented burnout fueled by heightened expectations from younger Gen Z subordinates and a lack of...

Despite growing skepticism about the value of higher education among younger generations, top MBA programs at Stanford, Harvard, Wharton, and INSEAD continue to deliver significant career...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping academic environments in multiple ways, from generating writing and enhancing learning to raising concerns about academic integrity and quality assurance....

The University of North Carolina System surpassed a record enrollment of over 256,000 students amid demographic challenges posed by declining birth rates. Increased enrollment, especially at...

Major corporations and startups are influencing higher education and technology with significant strategic investments and policy shifts. Workday announced a $1.1 billion acquisition of Swedish AI...

Harvard University is undergoing heightened financial oversight by the Education Department amidst stalled federal research fund negotiations. Simultaneously, Harvard dissolved its undergraduate...

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk built Turning Point USA from a grassroots campus group to a powerful political organization generating $85 million in 2024, leveraging contributions from over...

ABC indefinitely suspended Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show following his controversial remarks on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Multiple ABC affiliates, including Nexstar...

Mark Welsh III resigned abruptly as Texas A&M University president following viral controversy over LGBT content in a children’s literature course. Initially appointed to balance conservative and...

A New York Times investigation reveals systemic mistreatment of J-1 visa holders participating in U.S. cultural exchange programs, particularly seasonal workers and interns in the New York region....

Amid declining enrollments, rising costs, and federal funding shifts, numerous U.S. universities are implementing significant budget reductions. Measures include staff layoffs, program...

Colleges and universities confront challenges integrating artificial intelligence technologies responsibly and effectively. AI-driven solutions offer opportunities to enhance pedagogy, streamline...

Despite changing perspectives on higher education value, elite MBA programs at Stanford, Harvard, and Wharton continue to lead in job placement and six-figure salaries, particularly in technology...

The U.S. Education Department, led by Secretary Linda McMahon, prioritizes patriotic education embedding traditional American history and values in curricula, alongside efforts to promote civility...

Intel surprised investors with a surge after Nvidia announced a $5 billion investment, symbolizing a strategic partnership to challenge AI chip dominance. The deal blends Intel’s chip...