Latest Higher Education News

Clarke University in Iowa is poised to eliminate all of its long-term debt after receiving a $5 million gift from alumna Honmai Goodman and her husband Joseph, according to the institution. The...

President Donald Trump directed the administration to speed up reviews of certain psychedelic drugs, including ibogaine, via an executive order meant to accelerate access to potential medical...

Kentucky Republicans overrode Gov. Andy Beshear’s veto to pass legislation allowing public college and university boards to terminate tenured faculty for “bona fide financial reasons,” including...

In the Trump administration’s push to reshape the federal accreditation system, new attention is landing on programmatic accreditors that oversee single fields such as nursing, physical therapy,...

The U.S. Department of Education proposed a new regulation that would strip federal loan eligibility from undergraduate programs whose graduate earnings do not exceed those of the typical high...

Tennessee lawmakers advanced a ban on “staging walkouts” at public universities, framed as a free-speech protection measure intended to prevent protesters from disrupting campus speakers. The bill...

Tennessee educators are warning that proposed state legislation requiring schools to collect students’ immigration status could erode trust with immigrant families and reduce enrollment. The...

New reporting suggests community college enrollment is climbing as more high school graduates choose associate degrees over four-year pathways. The shift is tied to ballooning college costs and...

Clarke University in Iowa is set to eliminate its long-term debt after receiving a $5 million donation from alumna Honmai Goodman and her husband Joseph. The gift follows a restructuring plan...

A new cybersecurity framework discussion is pushing higher education security teams toward continuous threat exposure management (CTEM), arguing that traditional approaches do not always track the...

Harvard Business School is expanding how it integrates AI into its case-method classrooms, broadening beyond a single required course. The school’s efforts include AI simulations, AI-based...

The University of Michigan’s incoming president Kent Syverud withdrew from the role after receiving a brain cancer diagnosis, disrupting a presidential transition scheduled for later this year....

Kentucky Republicans overrode Gov. Andy Beshear’s veto to enact House Bill 490, allowing public university and college boards to terminate tenured faculty for “bona fide financial reasons” such as...

The U.S. Department of Education proposed a new “earnings test” that would strip federal Title IV loan eligibility from undergraduate programs whose graduates do not earn more than the typical...

The Trump administration’s accreditation overhaul is focusing attention on specialized academic programs in fields such as engineering, health care, and veterinary medicine, targeting how...

Tennessee lawmakers sent Republican Gov. Bill Lee a bill that would require public colleges to adopt elements of the University of Chicago’s free expression policy, including a provision barring...

Educators in Chattanooga, Tennessee warned that proposed state action to require schools to collect students’ immigration status could undermine trust and reduce enrollment, especially among...

A higher education cybersecurity article is pushing continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) as a framework for focusing security teams on real vulnerabilities most likely to affect...

Academics and institutional leaders are reporting that federal research funding uncertainty is increasingly affecting scientific work, as delays in releasing discretionary grants compound concerns...

Clarke University in Iowa says a $5 million donation from alumna Honmai Goodman and her husband Joseph will eliminate the institution’s long-term debt, while the university’s broader academic...