Latest Higher Education News

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s higher-education policies that allow some undocumented students to access in-state tuition rates and state...

The Higher Learning Commission’s revised accreditation approach is shifting institutions from process compliance toward demonstrable learner outcomes, with penalties tied directly to performance...

A new Fed-backed study and related reporting underscore how sports betting participation is worsening household financial stability—especially among younger adults. Researchers found delinquency...

Portland Community College is navigating labor turbulence after a tentative deal reached with classified employees ended a 16-day strike, while faculty remain on strike. The agreement covers a...

Ohio Dominican University missed a bond payment earlier this month, according to a report and a regulatory filing, raising questions about the Catholic institution’s financial stability and...

Louisiana’s Board of Regents approved additions to the state’s degree offerings, including creating a pathway for three-year degrees. The change signals a renewed push to shorten time-to-degree...

Cornell University instructors are adopting analog assessment methods to address AI-written work, including oral exams and typewriter-based writing exercises. In one account, a biomedical...

NYU closed its Abu Dhabi campus after Iranian warnings about retaliation targeting American universities in the region. The development follows a broader escalation of conflict-driven risk, with...

A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s in-state tuition and scholarship eligibility for some undocumented students. The ruling, according to court...

A Kentucky higher education labor policy proposal would make it easier to lay off faculty, according to coverage of state legislative action. The bill would explicitly allow terminations for low...

North Kitsap School District described how it is redesigning student support using AI within a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework. The approach combines real-time academic,...

Professors at Cornell University are using classic oral defenses and analog writing assignments to respond to AI-enabled cheating and blank-page work. In biomedical engineering, students in Chris...

A new survey finds students are increasingly using AI for learning support but are anxious about being wrongly accused of academic misconduct. The reporting highlights a gap between how students...

Louisiana’s Board of Regents voted to expand the state’s degree options by adding three-year degree pathways—an effort aimed at speeding time to completion. The reporting signals renewed policy...

Ohio Dominican University missed a required bond payment earlier this month, according to a regulatory filing reported by The Columbus Dispatch, raising fresh concerns about long-term financial...

Federal court decisions are reshaping how undocumented students access public college benefits, while higher education remains exposed to shifting immigration enforcement. In Minnesota, a federal...

The U.S. Department of Education is telling 7.5 million student loan borrowers enrolled in the Biden-era SAVE plan to prepare for repayment after a federal court struck down the plan. Notices...

Faculty and staff labor negotiations are intensifying at Portland Community College, where classified employees reached a tentative agreement ending a 16-day classified staff strike, but faculty...

Higher education leaders are being urged to treat AI deployment as a system-level data integration project rather than a collection of isolated tools. A report cites Intellicampus CEO Joe...

Universities are taking new protective steps after Iran threats targeted U.S.-linked institutions in the Middle East, with campuses closing or shifting to remote instruction. The reporting notes...