Latest Higher Education News

The U.S. Department of Education has moved forward on a new earnings-based accountability framework for Title IV programs, rolling out final regulations tied to an earnings “Do No Harm”...

CHEA’s latest policy brief highlights how the federal accountability rewrite is landing at the executive level for accreditation stakeholders. CHEA notes that institutions must navigate reporting...

Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz has reversed course and will remain in the role after earlier announcing he would not accept an offer to lead Clemson. The change follows...

Moody’s Ratings has downgraded Brown University’s credit outlook to negative, citing thin operating performance that could persist for years. The ratings agency pointed to Brown’s high debt...

Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz has announced that he will remain as president, reversing an earlier decision to step aside after weeks of controversy. In a statement,...

A new U.S. Government Accountability Office report finds that the number of students with disabilities spending at least 40% of their day in general education classrooms rose about 25% from the...

The National Education Association’s incoming president, Princess Moss, laid out an organizing-centered agenda after winning her first term at NEA’s Representative Assembly. In an interview, Moss...

Education Week reports on how principals are carving out structured time for teacher collaboration, addressing the common “egg-crate” schedule that isolates classrooms. The piece describes...

Education Week’s Leadership Ledger flagged new and outgoing university presidents as public and private institutions manage transitions that can reshape strategy and governance. The roundup...

North Idaho College is rolling out the NIC Guarantee, promising applied science graduates “prepared for entry-level employment in their field of study in Idaho,” or else receiving additional...

Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz reversed course and will remain in his role after earlier signals that he planned to leave for another job. In a Monday update, Guskiewicz...

Moody’s downgraded Brown University’s credit outlook to negative, citing “already thin operating performance” and the strain that high debt and future lump-sum obligations could place on Brown’s...

A new report from the Federal Reserve of Dallas finds that Texas community colleges are showing small signs of recovery after long-running enrollment declines. Researchers cite shifting student...

North Idaho College is launching the NIC Guarantee, starting with the Class of 2028, promising applied science graduates job-prep support if they are not employed within six months of earning...

Leadership changes are reshaping two regional institutions as Notre Dame of Maryland University’s board unanimously selected Abagail Van Vlerah as the next president and New Mexico Highlands...

The U.S. Department of Education issued final accountability regulations establishing an earnings-based framework for Title IV programs, with implementation built around the new “Do No Harm”...

Two higher education provider profiles surfaced with accreditation and institutional details that could matter for institutional due diligence: University College of Applied Sciences Gaza (UCAS)...

Research from Harvard Business School and INSEAD indicates AI-enabled startups are employing fewer entry-level workers than their non-AI peers. The study found that firms building AI-enabled...

The National Education Association’s annual Representative Assembly approved a nearly $200,000 emergency fund aimed at helping teachers working in an estimated 14,000 to 20,000 schools, after...

A perspective piece frames rising “credential trap” concerns in higher education as universities face pressure to perform as economic instruments. The author argues that as tuition rises and...