American college campuses remain a difficult place to voice unpopular opinions, according to FIRE's latest College Free ...
The Treasury Department and the IRS on Thursday announced proposed regulations that would revoke federal tax-exempt status from private schools and universities that maintain programs benefiting ...
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) argues that George Washington University’s School of Medicine and Health Sciences (GW ...
The University of Arizona (U of A) and National Sun Yat-sen University in Taiwan have launched a joint research and education ...
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is pushing to bring three-year bachelor’s degrees to the state, directing the Texas Higher Education ...
The SEC and Big Ten have adopted new conference rules barring athletes who signed professional contracts or appeared on NFL, ...
For decades, the numbers that shaped higher education policy—enrollment trends, completion rates, graduate earnings, and financial aid patterns—flowed from two federal offices most Americans have ...
In 2022, the average college president had been on the job for 5.9 years—2.6 years less than in 2006. More than half expected to leave their positions within five years, including one-quarter who ...
Bigger colleges have been quietly capturing an outsized share of the nation’s students for more than a decade, but a new report suggests that growth has little to do with students simply wanting a ...
American universities are shrinking their faculties at an accelerated pace in 2026, with voluntary buyout programs emerging as the preferred tool for managing costs without the legal and reputational ...
A growing number of states are rethinking one of higher education’s most enduring assumptions: that a bachelor’s degree takes four years to earn. Virginia and Ohio are now the latest to join a ...
For years, students filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) have faced an unglamorous waiting game — submitting their application and then sitting on their hands for one to three ...