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Admissions and financial aid processes are evolving with federal oversight and demographic shifts. The government calls for comprehensive reporting of six years of admissions data to enhance...

The current wave of initial public offerings has reignited investor enthusiasm but spotlighted a severe gender disparity in corporate leadership. Analysis of 61 IPO filings in August reveals that...

As consumers scale back dining expenses, sit-down restaurants like Chili’s and Cheesecake Factory are gaining ground against fast-food giants, delivering perceived higher value at comparable...

A decade-long trend in the U.S. housing market reveals new single-family homes are 11% smaller yet 74% more expensive per square foot. Rising costs for land, labor, materials—exacerbated by...

Apple’s iOS 26 introduces a distinctive 'Spatial Scenes' feature that transforms nearly any 2D photo into a 3D parallax visual, enabling users to perceive depth and foreground movement with device...

Stanford Accelerator for Learning convened an interdisciplinary symposium and hackathon focused on generative AI applications to enhance equity for students with disabilities. The event brought...

National Institutes of Health Director Jay Bhattacharya has mandated a comprehensive review of all active and planned research funding and contracts. The directive aims to align NIH priorities...

Saint Augustine’s University secured a preliminary court injunction preventing the loss of its accreditation just weeks before the fall semester. The historically Black university faces ongoing...

A new report from MIT’s NANDA initiative reveals that 95% of generative AI pilot projects in corporations fail to deliver meaningful revenue growth. Successes are primarily seen in startups...

A federal district court ruled that the Department of Education violated legal procedures in attempting to withhold grant funds from institutions practicing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)...

Congressional Republicans are attempting to halt the U.S. Postal Service’s plan to replace its fleet with electric vehicles, arguing the initiative wastes prior investments. Postal and scientific...

Nearly three dozen selective colleges are facing a major antitrust lawsuit alleging collusion through the early decision admissions process to limit competition and raise prices. The lawsuit also...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the business education landscape and technology sector talent acquisition. AI platforms now help prospective MBA students efficiently navigate thousands of...

Wall Street is cautiously optimistic ahead of key Federal Reserve signals this week, with expectations centered on potential rate cuts in response to recent inflation and employment trends....

Air Canada suspended flights after its union representing 10,000 flight attendants defied a federal return-to-work order, intensifying disruptions during peak travel season. The strike affects...

OpenAI faces pivotal challenges in sustaining its dominant AI industry position, as analysts question its product moat amid intensifying competition and 'model commoditization' risks. The firm...

The role of Black fathers and broader racial biases in educational institutions remains a pressing equity issue. Current patterns reveal that Black fathers frequently face suspicion and are...

The National Institute of Technology Warangal, established in 1959 as the first Regional Engineering College in India, continues to be a beacon of technical education and research excellence....

Profiles of emerging business school leaders illustrate diverse pathways and achievements in higher education. Lilian de Melo Barbosa of UC San Diego’s Rady School exemplifies inclusive leadership...

Senior AI experts express concern about the rapid AI arms race fueled by heavy investments from U.S., European, Indian, and Chinese governments alongside tech giants. While promising economic...