Latest Higher Education News

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...

New data reveal fluctuating university application and enrollment patterns within the UK, notably a decline in Welsh student applications and plateauing higher education interest overall. Clearing...

Recent studies underscore notable workforce shifts related to return-to-office policies, with significant repercussions for working mothers and broader gender dynamics. Data indicate a sharp...

Tech and manufacturing sectors demonstrate dynamic adaptation through innovation and strategic investments. Ford's $5 billion plan to revamp its Kentucky facility for electric vehicle production...

Data security challenges persist in higher education and government operations. Recent incidents include a significant hacking event at Columbia University compromising sensitive information of...

The University of Nebraska System announced buyouts for tenured faculty eligible for retirement to cut $20 million from its budget. Over 500 faculty members qualify, but each campus may limit...

Virtual schools have become mainstream since the COVID-19 pandemic, with increasing student enrollments in fully online programs and tech-facilitated learning, says Georgia State University expert...

Faculty and institutions are adapting to AI's presence in classrooms amid concerns about academic integrity and student learning. Only 39% of institutions have formal AI policies, yet educators...

Several colleges have appointed new leaders or promoted interim presidents as the academic year begins. Notable appointments include Jim Burkee as president of Saint Leo University, Brian...

International business schools are integrating geopolitics into their curricula in response to global instability. EDHEC Business School in France launched a Chair in Geopolitics and Corporate...