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A federal judge in Boston ruled the Trump administration cannot use an obscure grant “termination clause” to slash billions in funding, granting summary judgment to 23 states that sued over the...

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) told researchers it will not continue long-awaited grant funding, sending letters citing the “best interest of the federal government.” The...

MIT research scientist Andrew McAfee warned that companies automating entry-level Gen Z roles may harm long-term workforce development by cutting off the “apprenticeship ladder” that trains future...

Despite earlier high-profile predictions that AI would obsolete radiologists, U.S. labor-market demand appears to be rising alongside shortages, with radiology salaries reported up to $571,000 and...

Education experts are intensifying scrutiny of generative AI in classrooms, warning that the tools can drive “cognitive offloading” and worsen critical thinking if use is unrestricted. The piece...

Cybercriminals are monetizing the World Cup by selling compromised streaming accounts, according to HUMAN Security’s Satori Threat Intelligence team. The research found more than 12 million stolen...

As AI compute demand drives a surge in U.S. data centers, reporting highlights growing community opposition and legal fights over eminent domain used for transmission lines and other...

A new round of student anxiety is emerging around AI and automation’s effect on early-career opportunities, with reporting citing rising concern among graduating students. The article frames the...

Higher education relevance is heightened by evidence that the near-term constraint on workforces may be demographic rather than AI-driven displacement, according to a perspective drawing on Indeed...

While not higher education-specific, the reported shift in U.K. bond-market fragility has implications for university budgeting and public research planning through sovereign borrowing costs. The...

A federal judge in Boston blocked the Trump administration from using a grant-termination clause to cut billions in federal funding, ruling the interpretation was not supported by the rule’s text...

Georgia’s direct-admissions program is spreading, with a growing number of states adopting “reverse application” models that use student performance data to send enrollment offers without students...

Anthropic rolled out Claude for Teachers, aiming to embed generative AI into K-12 instruction with alignment to academic standards across all 50 states. The new “teacher version” of Claude is...

Higher education IT leaders face a “stability paradox” as campuses push faster adoption of AI and digital transformation while still relying on core systems that must not fail, according to a new...

A growing body of education research and policy debate is spotlighting potential harm from heavy generative AI use in schooling, with educators arguing that AI can drive cognitive offloading and...

MIT research scientist Andrew McAfee warned that over-automating entry-level roles—especially for Gen Z—could backfire by interrupting the “apprenticeship ladder” that builds future workers’...

Indeed Hiring Lab research suggests the most consequential labor pressure in the U.S. is aging demographics—rather than near-term AI-driven job loss—driven by the shrinking growth of the labor...

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) told researchers it would not provide funding continuations, citing the “best interest of the federal government,” according to letters sent...

As higher education accelerates AI pilots, the cybersecurity and data governance burden is increasingly shifting from IT-only concerns to enterprise-wide risk management for student data and...

No validated, higher-education-specific campus climate or student mental health policy decision with actionable details was included in the provided article set. As a result, no dedicated cluster...