Americans’ perspective on higher education is growing increasingly polarized with a higher rate showing “very little” to no confidence in the sector, an annual survey by Gallup and Lumina Foundation shows. Thirty-six percent of Americans expressed a “great deal” or “a lot” of trust in the sector, stabilizing a 20% decline over the last nine years. Read more

Ministry support will be vital, but a lack of political imperative could limit motivation, say Hyejin Kim, Erik Mobrand and Sylvia Schwaag Serger Read more

Oasis St Martin’s Village will offer mentoring and other help for at-risk young people and is intended to be first of many Read more

Although an attempt to pass a bill in Utah to create a School of General Education recently fell short, those who argue it’s a real solution to leftist bias and curriculum inefficiencies facing higher education say it was just the first battle in a much longer war. Read more

A faraway planet known for its dire weather also whiffs of rotten eggs, according to a new study. Read more

The AI avatars—which can look like students’ professors—are intended to answer course questions 24-7. Read more

For some it's a trip of cultural discovery filled with awe-inspiring moments; for others it's a journey to seek heritage and identity, which can be intense and sometimes emotional. Read more

Increased discrimination may be hangover from pandemic, say researchers behind International Student Barometer Read more

Of 36 encampments at end of May, around a dozen are still active, as protesters fight to stay Read more

Northwestern University’s law school deliberately avoided hiring highly qualified white male legal scholars in an effort to develop a more diverse faculty makeup in violation of federal anti-discrimination laws, alleges a lawsuit recently filed by a prominent conservative legal group. Read more