Videos of glamorous scholars sipping coffee portray a lifestyle far removed from the toxic culture of overwork faced by academics Read more

Public universities in Indiana voluntarily will cut 75 different degree programs, including 68 with zero enrollment, as part of a state budget bill. More than 300 other degrees will either be suspended or consolidated as part of a new requirement to weed out low-enrollment programs, according to the state’s education department. Read more

The student experience is changing at universities after multiple diversity, equity and inclusion programs, offices and centers have been shut down. Read more

For many colleges, the policy shift was merely symbolic. Read more

irginia Wesleyan University will change its name to Batten University in July 2026 to honor longtime university donor Jane Batten and her late husband, Frank Batten, co-founder of The Weather Channel,irginia Wesleyan University will change its name to Batten University in July 2026 to honor longtime university donor Jane Batten and her late husband, Frank Batten, co-founder of The Weather Channel, Read more

New research highlights misconceptions about higher education, with people more positive about universities than is commonly realised Read more

The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health accepts black applicants at a rate six times higher than it does Asian applicants, despite lower average Medical College Admissions Test scores, a medical advocacy group recently reported. Read more

As colleges and universities adapt to new demands from families and policymakers, accreditation processes are evolving alongside them Read more

Academic freedom from the Middle Ages to apartheid South Africa to now. Read more

Thousands of primary school pupils in Liverpool have improved their results in the classroom thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the city region's mayor has said. Read more