Latest Higher Education News

A BBC report highlights the varied impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on children and teenagers, including disruptions to education, social isolation, and bereavement from family losses. Young...

A generational shift is visible as many young adults forgo college in favor of skilled trades and entrepreneurship. Stories like a 23-year-old electrician thriving without a degree underscore this...

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is resisting the Trump administration's unprecedented attempt to remove her from the Fed board ahead of a critical interest rate vote. After a lower court ruled...

The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University has reignited concerns over political violence on campuses and raised difficult questions about free speech,...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping higher education assessment, pedagogy, and student support. Universities are incorporating AI tools like ChatGPT both as study aids and testing challenges,...

Universities face intensifying pressures from political conflicts, campus climate challenges, and external government regulations. Incidents involving speech restrictions and investigations into...

Universities in the U.S. and U.K. confront funding declines affecting research activities and scientific advancement. U.S. programs aimed at increasing college access are facing funding cuts by...

Responding to ongoing enrollment challenges, the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is partnering with Northcentral Technical College to consolidate resources and expand joint offerings in...

Leaders across academia and industry share insights on success and management within higher education and business contexts. Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian discusses adaptive leadership practices...

The U.S. economy presents conflicting signals as market actors interpret recent jobs data, inflation trends, and Federal Reserve communications. Economists highlight dismal labor figures signaling...

The burden of student debt continues to weigh heavily on graduates, with personal stories illustrating the lengths some go to manage loans. One millennial details paying off $80,000 in debt...

Noncredit certificate programs are gaining popularity as alternative pathways to employment, but they often lack rigorous accreditation and federal oversight. Recognizing this, regional...

The assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, at Utah Valley University has intensified national debates about campus safety, free speech, and political violence in higher...

Several universities are embroiled in controversies and federal investigations affecting their funding and research activities. The University of California, Berkeley, complied with a federal...

Artificial intelligence continues to reshape education and industry, but brings complex challenges. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman disclosed ongoing concerns about AI’s societal impact, including mental...

Oxford Saïd Business School’s dean Soumitra Dutta resigned following an internal investigation substantiating multiple harassment complaints by a female colleague. Mette Morsing, director of...

Public education faces significant enrollment declines driven by demographic shifts, migration patterns, and alternative schooling choices. Between 2019 and 2023, U.S. public schools lost over 1.2...

Higher education campuses embrace emerging technologies to enhance security, learning, and student experiences. Institutions increasingly replace physical access methods with mobile-first...

Colleges nationwide are reinstating or adding football programs to attract male students amid demographic pressures and enrollment declines, especially given the nationwide trend of women...

Significant financial developments are ongoing in education and related sectors. Klarna's recent $17 billion IPO created numerous new millionaires among staffers, highlighting tech-driven wealth...