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The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take up Trump v. Barbara to decide whether President Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship is consistent with the 14th Amendment — a ruling the...

Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s nationwide school tour, sponsored by conservative groups, drew protests as critics accused the department of promoting partisan lessons in civics. Local...

Education Week’s State of Teaching symposium and survey found that teacher morale improves when leaders provide workplace flexibility and sustained leadership. Panelists, including Massachusetts...

Eduniversal’s annual Best Business Schools ranking placed 100 institutions in its top '5 Palmes of Excellence' category, signaling sustained international influence for programs at schools...

An alum writing from Goizueta argues that an MBA’s value extends far beyond networking, characterizing business school as a 'laboratory' for testing leadership, risk‑taking and interdisciplinary...

An MBA student recounted an internship as a Pathways Operations Manager at Amazon’s Atlanta sortation center, describing hands‑on operations work that paired analytics with frontline leadership....

Duke Fuqua released profiles of several members of its MBA Class of 2027, showcasing an international and professionally diverse cohort that includes industry managers, a Special Forces company...

Fitch Ratings issued a “deteriorating” outlook for higher education in 2026, warning institutions face a shrinking domestic student pool, fragile international enrollment and uncertain state and...

The U.S. Department of Education released draft regulatory language outlining how short-term workforce programs could qualify for the new Workforce Pell Grants. The rulemaking frames governors and...

Several elite universities have signed agreements with the Trump administration to restore federal research funds and close civil‑rights probes, a series of settlements that included...

The Trump administration’s moves to shrink and redistribute the Education Department’s programs have provoked lawsuits from 20 states and D.C. and calls for Secretary Linda McMahon’s resignation....

A federal court ordered the Institute of Museum and Library Services to reinstate grants that the Trump administration had canceled amid efforts to dismantle the agency. The funding restoration...

The Supreme Court agreed to review the legality of President Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship, a move education leaders say could have broad consequences for school...

A right‑wing playbook aimed at reshaping higher education argues for reframing students as customers to pressure faculty and campus governance. The strategy outlines tactics to influence grading,...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested a visiting Harvard law professor after he fired a pellet gun near a Boston synagogue, authorities said. The professor, a Brazilian national, reportedly...

Education Week’s State of Teaching symposium highlighted that workplace flexibility and leader stability are the strongest predictors of rising teacher morale. Panelists pointed to policy...

Facing declining student counts and mounting overhead, multiple states including Wisconsin, Ohio and Pennsylvania are proposing bills to consolidate small school districts. Officials warn the...

Fitch Ratings issued a “deteriorating” outlook for the higher education sector in 2026, citing a shrinking pool of prospective students, rising costs, and growing uncertainty over state and...

The U.S. Department of Education released draft regulatory language for the new Workforce Pell program, outlining how short‑term programs as brief as eight weeks could qualify for federal Pell...

Several elite universities, including Northwestern, Columbia, Brown, Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania, signed agreements this year with the Trump administration that restored frozen...