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Saint Augustine’s University, an HBCU in North Carolina, saw the resignation of interim president Marcus H. Burgess after 18 turbulent months marked by accreditation threats and governance...

Generative AI tools are rapidly integrating into education and workplace environments. Leading business schools like Northwestern Kellogg and Rutgers Business School have launched new courses and...

The University of Chicago announced plans to cut $100 million in costs, including 100-150 staff layoffs and suspended admissions for numerous graduate programs, citing ongoing deficits exacerbated...

Trump administration immigration policies have contributed to a sharp drop in international student enrollment at U.S. universities, causing financial strain on institutions reliant on overseas...

A new survey from The Steve Fund reveals that one-third of traditional college-age students feel highly stressed about mental health, with increased reports of campuses being less welcoming and...

Virginia Democrats blocked 14 of Governor Youngkin’s university board appointments, citing concerns about politicization in higher education governance. Ohio State University implemented a ban on...

Educators are adopting creative assessment methods such as fact sheets, memes, and podcasts to foster creativity and counteract academic integrity risks posed by AI. Professor Regan A.R. Gurung...

Markets showed sharp declines driven by concerns over tariffs and mounting national debt, affecting sectors including tech and education. Bond yields rose amid fears of rising government debt...

MBA program tuition has surged, with 21 of the top 25 U.S. business schools charging $100,000 or more annually, intensifying concerns about affordability. Meanwhile, innovative pathways like...

Saint Augustine's University in North Carolina faces significant leadership instability as interim president Marcus H. Burgess resigns after 18 months amid accreditation struggles and financial...

House Republicans have proposed a 15% budget cut to the U.S. Department of Education for fiscal year 2026, aligning with former President Trump’s recommendations to reduce federal spending on...

Several universities report growing financial distress triggered by policy shifts and enrollment declines. The University of Chicago plans to cut $100 million in expenses, including layoffs of...

Artificial intelligence adoption accelerates in academia and industry, reshaping teaching, learning, and employment landscapes. Rutgers Business School expands AI curriculum with new courses...

New surveys reveal rising mental health stressors and a less welcoming campus climate, especially among students of color. About one-third of traditional-aged students report significant stress...

Ohio enacts legislation regulating colleges’ use of third-party online program managers (OPMs), requiring public disclosure of partnerships and prohibiting OPM involvement in financial aid...

U.S. colleges are experiencing significant drops in international student enrollment, partly due to restrictive visa policies and difficulty securing interviews. The University of Central Missouri...

Educators confront challenges posed by AI tools facilitating shortcut strategies among students. Innovative assessment methods such as fact sheets, podcasts, and creative projects are emerging to...

New research reveals that colleges only offer required courses when needed about 15% of the time, creating bottlenecks that delay graduation and increase costs. Students face frustration and...

Campuses face contested debates over diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, with some students reporting increased feelings of exclusion and discrimination. Conservative groups intensify...

Saint Augustine’s University faces leadership upheaval as interim president Marcus H. Burgess resigns amid accreditation crises and ongoing legal battles related to governance and discrimination...