Special Reports
International Student Enrollment Drops for First Time in 4 Years — And 96% of Colleges Blame Visa Problems
Fall 2025 IIE survey of 828 US colleges shows 1% decline in international students, 17% drop in new enrollments. 96% cite visa concerns; 91% report denials. India new enrollments fell sharply while undergrads rose 2%, graduates dropped 12%. 92% warn students would choose other countries without OPT work authorization.
You're In: California Just Sent 17,400 Students College Acceptance Letters—Without Applications
University Kills the Press That Made It Famous to Save $300,000
Portland State Illegally Fired 10 Professors — Arbitrator Orders University to Give Them Their Jobs Back
Education Department Makes Change To Rules for Student Loan Forgiveness; Sparks Lawsuit From Several Attorneys General
Rider University to Fire 25% of Faculty and Cut Everyone's Pay 14% — Or Face Closure
20 Fake Citations Slip Past Peer Review: AI 'Hallucinations' Expose Crisis in Academic Publishing
Washington State University Suspends Medical Course Days After Single Activist's Complaint"
By Chris John
Graduate Students Face Major Shake-Up as Trump Ends PLUS Loan Program
By Michael Toledo
Seven Elite Universities Just Rejected Trump's Funding Offer — Here's What He Demanded in Return
By Chris John
Harvard Medical School's Laboratory Explosion Prompts Manhunt for Suspects
By Danielle Ong
Harvard's Grieves Death of Visionary Leader, Found Dead at His Massachusetts Home
By Michael Toledo
DeSantis Orders Florida Universities to End H-1B Visa Hiring, Sparking National Debate on Immigration
By Chris John
New College of Florida Looks to Be First to Sign Trump-Era University Funding Compact
By Chris John
Grove City College Swatting: Was It a Harmless Prank or a Direct Threat to Student Lives?
By Michael Toledo
