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University of Chicago Halts Humanities Ph.D. Admissions Amid Budget Strains
The University of Chicago will pause humanities Ph.D. admissions for 2026–27, citing financial pressures and low enrollment.
Princeton Ends Wintersession, Shuts Campus Engagement Office Amid Budget Cuts
Harvard Nears $500M Settlement With Trump Administration to Restore Federal Funding
Baylor University Sues Boston University Over 'Identical' Interlocking BU Logo
Feds Accuse George Washington University of Ignoring Harassment of Jewish Students
Newsom, UC Challenge Trump Over $600M UCLA Grant Freeze in High-Stakes Academic Freedom Battle
What Parents Can Do To Help Their Kids With Student Loan Payments
Businessman Joe Wen Donates $30 Million to UCLA School of Nursing Amid Federal Funding Cuts
By Danielle Ong
Rising Tuition Fees Ignite Political Battle Over College Affordability in the U.S.
By Chris John
How Parents Can Help Their Children Get Into Ivy League Schools
By Danielle Ong
Trump to Sign Executive Order Mandating Racial Admissions Data Disclosure from Universities
By Chris John
UVA Scientists Use AI to Improve Glioblastoma Diagnosis and Speed Up Brain Cancer Treatment
By Chris John
How Federal Funding Cuts Are Setting Back U.S. Science and What That Means for Education
By Chris John
Boston University Appoints Full-Time Board Executive Amid Growing Political Pressure on Higher Ed
By Chris John
University of Utah Faces $110M NIH Funding Cuts Amid National Higher Ed Shakeup
By Chris John
