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Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business has rolled out a four‑part AI strategy that requires all teaching faculty to undergo mandatory AI training and integrates new AI‑focused...

Hundreds of faculty, staff and students across the University of Colorado system have publicly opposed a planned campuswide rollout of ChatGPT Edu under a three‑year, $2 million per year contract....

The U.S. Department of Education opened a 30‑day public comment period on proposed regulations to implement Workforce Pell, the program that expands Pell eligibility to short, workforce‑aligned...

An internal Department of Education report recommends a sweeping review of the Institute of Education Sciences, including the National Center for Education Statistics, and suggests discontinuing...

New international student visas issued last summer dropped 35.6%, a decline that higher education leaders say will reduce fall enrollments and revenue at many U.S. campuses. The fall in visas...

Colleges and state systems are increasingly incorporating post‑college employment and earnings into measures of institutional success: Texas is tying funding to credentials with labor‑market...

Analysts warn that institutions face one college closure or merger roughly every week and project that 20–25% of colleges may close or consolidate in coming years, yet many campuses remain...

New surveys of college presidents show unprecedented anxiety about political pressure, public trust, finances and AI. Inside Higher Ed’s latest findings document leaders’ concerns about government...

Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned after disclosing an “inappropriate relationship” with a person seeking university resources to support her business, the university announced....

Hundreds of faculty, staff and students across the University of Colorado system have protested a planned systemwide rollout of ChatGPT Edu under a three‑year, $2 million‑per‑year contract, saying...

Anthropic filed suit against the Department of War and related agencies after the Pentagon designated the company a “supply‑chain risk” and canceled defense contracts following a negotiation...

Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business has rolled out a mandatory AI training program for professors and will require faculty use of AI tools starting this fall as part of a...

An internal 95‑page report to the Education secretary recommends major shifts at the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), including a “thorough review” of National Center for Education...

The Education Department’s proposed regulation to implement new graduate‑loan caps from the One Big Beautiful Bill is drawing alarm from education groups and heavy public comment. The draft rule...

Two developments signaled fresh disruption to international student pipelines: new U.S. data show new student visas fell 35.6% last summer, and a U.K. decision to suspend study visas from Sudan...

Higher‑education leaders are increasingly tying program design and funding to post‑college employment outcomes. States and systems—such as Texas and California State—are allocating funding and...

Inside Higher Ed surveys show college and university presidents are contending with intensifying political pressure, financial stress and the rapid adoption of AI. Leaders report concerns about...

New real‑time data from filtering vendor Securly show about 20% of K‑12 student interactions with generative AI on school tech involved problematic behaviors—cheating, bullying or self‑harm—and...

Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned after disclosing an "inappropriate relationship" with someone who sought public resources for a personal business, the university said. The...

An internal 95‑page review delivered to Education Secretary Linda McMahon recommends sweeping changes to the Institute of Education Sciences, including a "thorough review" of National Center for...