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Nvidia posted robust second-quarter results with revenue and profit exceeding analyst expectations, driven by strong demand for AI chips. However, the company did not record any sales for its...

President Donald Trump's attempts to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook have triggered legal and market uncertainty, intensifying debates over the Fed’s independence. The move has resulted...

Amid shifting federal policies and funding cuts under the Trump administration, colleges face intensified financial strains and regulatory challenges. Some institutions, like Albright College, are...

Artificial intelligence continues to reshape education and workplace landscapes, introducing both opportunities and concerns. New AI tools like Grammarly’s AI Grader aim to assist students in...

The return to on-campus learning has been marred by an increase in false active shooter alerts and swatting incidents across multiple universities, causing disruption and heightened safety...

Higher education institutions and organizations are prioritizing student success through innovative programs and targeted support. Institutions like Goizueta Business School provide experiential...

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in higher education face increasing scrutiny and regulatory challenges. New York law mandates Title VI coordinators at colleges to handle...

Educational institutions grapple with complex financial management and strategic resource allocation amid tightening budgets and increasing oversight demands. Many universities rely on outdated...

Rural districts with high proportions of low-income students are highly dependent on federal education dollars, which currently constitute about 8% of public school spending nationwide but fund...

Amid the AI boom and stock market speculation, Nvidia's upcoming earnings report is viewed as a critical barometer for the technology sector's health. The company's dominant position in AI chip...

George Mason University and its president, Gregory Washington, have rejected accusations from the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights alleging discriminatory hiring and diversity,...

Institutions face significant financial pressures due to inflation, reduced federal funding, and rising expenses, leading to cost-cutting measures including workforce reductions and borrowing from...

Ongoing visa appointment backlogs, exacerbated under current administration policies targeting specific countries, continue to disrupt international student enrollments at U.S. universities. The...

Artificial intelligence continues to influence education and employment landscapes. Tools like Grammarly’s new AI Grader offer predictive feedback on student assignments but face skepticism from...

Several U.S. colleges have experienced disruptive hoaxes involving false reports of active shooters as the fall semester begins, triggering lockdowns and heightened law enforcement responses....

Key leadership changes mark several higher education institutions reflecting strategic alignment and continuity. The University of Texas at Austin appointed James E. Davis, its interim president...

The venture capital secondary market in the U.S. expanded to $61.1 billion in Q2 2025, illustrating growing investor demand for liquidity in privately held startups. This segment, representing...

President Donald Trump announced the immediate firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, a move that challenges the Fed's long-standing independence and sets up significant legal and market...

In a surprising shift, the Trump administration purchased a 9.9% stake in Intel for $8.9 billion, despite recent public criticism of the company's CEO. The deal, described as a 'down payment on a...

Keurig Dr Pepper announced an $18 billion deal to acquire Peet’s Coffee and subsequently split into two independent companies focusing separately on coffee and soft drinks. This move unwinds the...