The U.S. Air Force will no longer teach its recruits about the Tuskegee Airmen, the more than 15,000 Black pilots, mechanics and cooks in the segregated Army of World War II, an official with the military branch confirmed to Reuters Saturday. Read more

University opens voluntary severance scheme after struggling on domestic and international recruitment, after cutting jobs and courses last year Read more

The 52nd annual March for Life brought together universities, high schools, families, legislators, and more to the heart of Washington D.C. to once again flood the streets in support of the pro-life movement. Read more

Usage of the Common App is continuing to grow and is expanding among a range of student groups. More than 1.2 million first-year applicants applied to 863 colleges for the 2024-25 school year, a 5% increase over the previous school year, the Common App announced earlier this month. Read more

When large amounts of money are involved, the classroom gets complicated. Read more

Google has agreed to make "significant changes to its processes" to help tackle fake reviews of UK businesses, the regulator has announced. Read more

Could the college lose accreditation purely over board actions? Its president believes NIC has resolved the issues that prompted scrutiny ahead of a looming vote next week. Read more

White House directive to pause external communications causes chaos at America’s main science funder Read more

When it comes to hiring in higher education, scholars and administrators are obsessed with the notion of equity far above the other traits of quality, efficiency, and choice, new research shows. Read more

President Donald Trump has generated a lot of consternation and concern in colleges and universities across the country. Read more