Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil who was detained in early March by U.S. immigration officials, is facing possible deportation for actions the government alleges goes against American foreign interests. Read more

Video games are the biggest form of entertainment in the world, but sometimes they bleed into people's lives offline in surprising and disturbing ways. Read more

The Trump administration has canceled several diversity, equity, and inclusion-related grants to university libraries as part of a broader effort through the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, to reduce government waste and inefficiency. Read more

Deep cuts to federal research funding and crackdowns on international students could mean far fewer graduate students next fall and beyond. If that happens, undergraduates, faculty and research productivity would all suffer. Read more

Tariffs and further economic barriers only likely to drive spend on science and technology higher, analysts predict, amid hopes innovation can kickstart recovery Read more

Some community colleges have stripped back DEI programming and made other cuts under federal and state pressures. Read more

A Meta whistleblower told US senators on Wednesday that the company undermined national security in order to build a $18 billion business in China. Read more

The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights was swamped before President Trump took a sledgehammer to it. Read more

A new Catholic trade school called The College of Saint Joseph the Worker recently opened in Steubenville, Ohio, to train students “in skilled and dignified labor.” Read more

Students earning certificates led to an increase in the number of undergraduate degrees awarded for the first time in three years. That surge, however, masked a pair of significant drops in higher ed completion rates. Read more