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78 New York colleges provide abortions, only 9 advertise prenatal care
While every public higher education institution in New York is required by law to offer abortions, only nine offer prenatal care referrals, a College Fix analysis found. Read more
Undocumented students rethink their college dreams after Texas cuts their access to cheaper tuition
Even though Jorge and his younger sister are only two years apart in age, their college experiences are headed in different directions. Read more
Even giant dinosaurs have a soft spot
Disturbing the sleep of a Spinosaurus is a dangerous move, unless you're his family. Even the fiercest giants show a softer side when it comes to their young. Watch now
What Is Replacing DEI? Racism.
The Trump administration’s assault on diversity reflects its vision of a racially tiered society. Read more
U.S. Universities’ investment in Sustainability eclipsed by International peers
Arizona State University, a pioneer of sustainability, is the only U.S. institution in the top 50 of Times Higher Education’s 2025 Impact Rankings. Trump’s policies may make it even harder for American universities to improve in the years to come. Read more
Mass redundancies will trash the reputation of UK universities
It may be difficult to enter on to a balance sheet but some weaker institutions may struggle to recover from reputational damage, Read more
Johns Hopkins offers summer class on ‘fake news’ for middle schoolers
The Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins University is currently offering a summer class titled “Persuasion and Propaganda” that promises to teach junior high and high school students about “fake news.” Read more
Facing Research Cuts, Officials at U. of Iowa Spoke of a ‘Limited Ability to Publicly Fight This’
The National Institutes of Health’s announcement in late February that it would cap indirect research funding at 15 percent sent universities across the nation into a panic. Read more
The handwriting revolution
Five semesters after ChatGPT changed education forever, some professors are taking their classes back to the pre-internet era. Read more
