Proportion of graduates in full-time work drops to 59 per cent
More international students express dissatisfaction with degree outcomes in latest UK-wide survey Read more
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Censoring ‘All Men Are Created Equal’ cost U. Oregon $724K — will other universities learn?
The University of Oregon just learned a very costly lesson about free speech. Read more
How higher education is coping with surging budget deficits
Budget cuts—followed by tuition increases and staff layoffs—at Duke, Cornell, Johns Hopkins and Harvard universities midway through the spring semester sent shockwaves through the higher education community as the sector copes with challenging deficits. Read more
How Are Students Really Using AI?
Here’s what the data tell us. Read more
Workforce Pell Grant expansion faces ‘aggressive’ timeline
Students enrolled in short-term programs will qualify for Pell Grants under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Now federal, state and college officials need to figure out how to carry out the long-fought-for policy. Read more
‘Did Jesus pack heat?’: Progressive professor who censored Christian student faces backlash
An English professor at Eastern Maine Community College faces blowback — including calls from Republican lawmakers in the state to resign — after instructing a Christian conservative student to drop the issue of gun rights from her essay. Read more
‘Panicking’: Why recent college grads are struggling to find jobs
Azraiel Raines dreamed of working for the State Department, when she graduated from Idaho State University with a degree in global studies. Read more
The End of Unlimited Grad-School Loans Could Leave Some Colleges and Students in the Lurch
Shae-Marie Stafford-Trujillo has tried to do everything right on her path to becoming a doctor. Read more
What Happened to the Smaller Agencies Trump Tried to Shutter?
As groups like the Institute of Museum and Library Services lose staff and grant funding, the consequences trickle down to colleges and universities. Read more
Legislatures Require Colleges to Cut Degrees in Low Demand
Republicans in multiple states passed laws this year pushing institutions to ax academic programs that graduate few students—and requiring them to appeal to state leaders if they want exemptions. Faculty lament the trend. Read more
