Colleges in the Midwest that make it to the other side of the current higher education upheaval accelerated by the pandemic will offer fewer — and different — academic programs than they do now.

Higher ed fundraising wakes up to reality a year after flying high with Bloomberg gift. Payouts from donor-advised funds drove an uptick in one giving category.

A Catholic university in Kentucky recently launched a new certification program in “antiracism.”

Employers can claim up to £2,000 for every apprentice – and reforms mean it will soon be simpler to get funding

The college wants to cut 116 full-time positions from its non-tenure-track faculty ranks, but alumni, students and professors are putting up a fight.

Higher ed's financial challenges go deeper than declines in enrollment and operating revenues

The state of Michigan launched Michigan Reconnect. It’s a $30 million program that will provide scholarships to millions of eligible Michigan adults without college degrees, enabling them to earn a tuition-free associate degree or skills certificate at their in-district community college.

A Washington University in St. Louis sociology professor called for a COVID-19 relief plan “specifically for racial minorities.”

Facebook has censored posts promoting a book from a Catholic professor that criticized feminism.

Education secretary targets 8 March but vice-chancellors warn Covid will keep most students away