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Vice‑chancellors in England warned that funding per university student is roughly one‑third lower than a decade ago after inflation and government cuts, and they said a new levy on international...

Higher education procurement teams are being repositioned from cost‑cutting units to strategic enablers of institutional agility, industry analysts say. Faced with enrollment shifts, tightening...

Federal officials moved major Education Department programs to other agencies this week, prompting state education chiefs and tribal leaders to warn of added bureaucracy and service disruption....

Senator Elizabeth Warren asked the Education Department’s Office of Inspector General to investigate the agreements that transfer ED grant programs to other federal agencies and whether the...

The Justice Department sued California over the state’s policy allowing undocumented students to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities, setting up a federal-state legal clash...

MacKenzie Scott donated $5 million to Little Priest Tribal College in Nebraska, the latest large philanthropic gift to a Tribal College and University (TCU). The donation arrives amid worries that...

The Texas State University Board of Regents upheld the firing and tenure revocation of tenured history professor Thomas Alter after his remarks at a socialist conference circulated online....

Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and former student detained by ICE, sued the federal government for records about its use of doxing databases such as Canary Mission to identify...

Students and alumni at the 141st Harvard-Yale football game set aside traditional rivalry to voice opposition to the Trump administration’s actions affecting higher education, including program...

Experts and recruiters told Times Higher Education that Canada may no longer be among the "Big 4" destinations for international students as boom-era growth cools. Institutions are weighing branch...

A study of more than 3,000 faculty at City University of New York two- and four-year campuses found significant gaps in faculty awareness of transfer student outcomes and institutional transfer...

Higher education procurement teams are shifting from traditional cost-containment to building institutional agility that anticipates needs and reallocates spending in real time, a sector analysis...

Tribal leaders and state education chiefs say the Trump administration’s plan to reassign major Education Department programs to Labor, Interior and Health and Human Services was announced without...

Students and alumni from Harvard and Yale set aside the century-old rivalry at the 141st football game to stage a public show of unity against what they described as the Trump administration’s...

Division I members voted to rescind a recent rule change and again bar NCAA athletes and athletic-department staff from wagering on professional sports after a series of high-profile gambling...

Marc Berbari, an applicant who submitted late and sat the GRE on the day he filed, secured offers from Harvard Business School, Stanford GSB, Wharton and MIT Sloan — a rare outcome that...

McKinsey & Company published a profile of its MBA hires from the class of 2024 as the firm plans a 12% boost to North American hiring in 2026. The firm emphasized cross-sector placement—from...

A dispute over control, money and long-term use of the Rose Bowl has pitted the city of Pasadena against UCLA, elevating a local facilities fight into a broader question about university...

Amin Vahdat, Google’s VP for global AI infrastructure, told staff the company must double serving capacity every six months to meet demand from Gemini and other AI products, projecting a 1,000x...

A high-profile joint venture announced under the banner of the 'Stargate' Project would unite major AI players — OpenAI, Oracle, Nvidia, Microsoft, Arm and others — in a sweeping infrastructure...