Latest Higher Education News

Under a Trump administration directive, colleges will be required to report six years of application and admission data disaggregated by race and sex, encompassing information such as test scores,...

Harvard University and the Trump administration are reportedly close to a $500 million settlement that would restore the university’s access to federal funding and end ongoing investigations into...

Leading MBA programs like Stanford have modified their admissions policies, with implications for test score validity and application lengths. Meanwhile, business schools worldwide emphasize...

The expansion of AI-dependent data centers in the U.S. faces infrastructural challenges as power grid limitations and resource demands constrain development. Experts note that China has overcome...

The Trump administration's novel 15% revenue-sharing arrangement with Nvidia and AMD on chip exports to China has sparked debate over its legality under the U.S. Constitution's export clause,...

ComfortDelGro, Singapore’s major transport operator, reported overseas revenue surpassed its domestic earnings for the first half of the year, reaching 54.3% of total revenue. The company’s...

The Trump administration’s AI Action Plan promotes rapid expansion of hyperscale data centers critical for AI workloads, with Virginia hosting 35% of the world’s such facilities. However, local...

As tens of thousands of students across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland receive their A-Level and vocational qualification results, expectations are for grades to align with pre-pandemic...

Apprenticeships continue gaining traction as a valuable alternative to university, particularly among students seeking practical experience alongside study. Increases in minimum apprentice wages...

Amid restrictive U.S. visa policies and funding cuts dampening international doctoral student flows, universities in Asia, particularly in Singapore and Switzerland, are attracting greater...

A federal court has found the U.S. Department of Education noncompliant with an injunction mandating reinstatement of laid-off civil rights office staff responsible for enforcing...

Stanford University announced it will cease participation in state-funded student aid programs to continue considering legacy and donor connections in undergraduate admissions, defying a new...

The Trump administration has initiated a comprehensive review of Smithsonian museums to ensure exhibits and educational content align with a directive emphasizing American exceptionalism and...

AMD’s CEO Lisa Su has rejected the trend of offering exorbitant $100 million pay packages to attract AI talent, emphasizing instead fostering workforce motivation and a sense of mission. Su argues...

Recent developments highlight complex interactions between major CEOs and the Trump administration. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan experienced public criticism from President Trump but later received praise...

AACSB International's latest report reveals that visa regulations and geopolitical factors are significantly disrupting international student enrollment for business schools worldwide. Notably,...

Several universities and colleges have announced major leadership changes as they prepare for the academic year. New deans and presidents are stepping into roles at institutions such as Pace...

Artificial intelligence continues to reshape educational and professional landscapes. Schools increasingly use AI for communications, yet many lack formal policies or training, raising ethical...

The Trump administration's influence on higher education policy continues to provoke legal action and institutional responses. Recent court rulings have challenged grant suspensions at...

Rising concerns about student mental health and safety are prompting action across educational institutions. In Kentucky, community colleges respond to increased reports of depression and anxiety...