Latest Higher Education News

A December 31 deadline affects borrowers enrolled in the SAVE plan who already qualify for forgiveness after 300 qualifying payments: they must apply to switch to a different income-driven...

Federal education policy under the Trump administration has provoked an unprecedented wave of litigation this year. Education Week tallied 70 lawsuits filed by school districts, universities,...

A surge in AI-generated explicit images and videos is roiling K–12 and middle-school campuses and creating new accountability dilemmas for colleges that oversee teacher training and campus safety....

An academic who led a government review on sex and gender data collection has warned she is prepared to sue the University of Bristol after protesters disrupted her invited lecture, arguing the...

Education has emerged as a primary target for ransomware and cybercriminal campaigns in 2025, with security firms reporting a dramatic uptick in attack frequency and evolving tactics. Check Point...

An urgent administrative deadline could expose eligible borrowers to significant tax liability if they fail to act by Dec. 31, 2025. University Business and AL.com report that borrowers on the...

A growing cohort of young people is reassessing the return on investment of a four-year degree, prompting some universities to redesign liberal-arts offerings to emphasize skills and early work...

Community colleges are deepening ties to local manufacturing employers to rebuild a skilled workforce, according to Rutgers Education and Employment Research Center reports. The article highlights...

Poets&Quants released its 2026 Online MBA ranking with Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business reclaiming the top spot, highlighting continued competition in online graduate management...

An MP has accused England’s higher-education regulator, the Office for Students (OfS), of being 'asleep at the wheel' over delays investigating alleged fraud, bullying and mismanagement at the...

Since January, at least 181 colleges have moved to rename, remake or close diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) offices, a rapid shift driven in part by federal executive actions and state-level...

A December 31, 2025 deadline now matters for a subset of federal borrowers: those enrolled in the SAVE income-driven repayment plan who have already accrued 300 qualifying payments and seek...

Universities are responding to rising skepticism among young people about the value of a degree by redesigning liberal arts curricula to emphasize career-ready skills and experiential learning....

Professor Alice Sullivan has warned the University of Bristol and England’s Office for Students that she is prepared to take legal action after a public lecture on sex and gender was disrupted by...

A Member of Parliament has accused England’s Office for Students of being 'asleep at the wheel' for delays in investigating allegations of fraud, bullying and mismanagement at the University of...

An opinion roundup reports that since a White House executive action, at least 181 colleges have announced closures, renamings, or rollbacks of diversity, equity and inclusion offices....

Community colleges are stepping into the manufacturing workforce gap by rapidly developing certificate and applied-degree programs tied to local industry, Rutgers research shows. Programs at...

Higher education disability services report rising requests for accommodations—extensions, early materials and testing adjustments—and legal experts caution students these supports may not...

Business schools are splitting over how to integrate AI and experiential learning into MBA curricula, with some institutions fundamentally redesigning instruction while others add AI tools to...

Poets&Quants published both its methodology and 2026 ranking for online MBA programs, reaffirming Indiana University’s Kelley Direct as the top program and outlining a three-part scoring...