higher education
Elite Colleges Helped Fuel Public Distrust in Higher Education Over Several Factors, Yale Report Finds
Yale's new report says elite colleges helped drive U.S. distrust in higher education, citing soaring costs, opaque admissions, and campus speech controversies as key factors.
Texas Gov. Abbott Demands H-1B Visa Data From Universities and Schools, Questions Need for Foreign Workers in Education
Penn State and UT Austin Receive Historic Philanthropic Gifts Totaling $150 Million
Harvard President Calls Out Faculty Activism, Vows to Restore Classroom Objectivity
What Zohran Mamdani's Election Means for NYC Universities: A Complete Guide
DeSantis Orders Florida Universities to End H-1B Visa Hiring, Sparking National Debate on Immigration
Brown University Rejects Trump Administration's Education Compact, Citing Academic Freedom
First U.S. University to Open Campus in Saudi Arabia: What It Means for Higher Ed
By Chris John
How a Government Shutdown Could Disrupt Universities, Student Aid, and Research
By Ethan Parker
14 Johns Hopkins Students Win Fulbright Grants Amid Global Funding Tensions
By Chris John
Harvard Faculty Divided as University Nears Trump Administration Deal
By Chris John
Trump Administration Halts Student Visa Interviews, Amid Plans for Stricter Social Media Screening
By Chris JohnHarvard Sues Trump Administration Over International Student Visa Ban
By Chris John
Yale's 2025 Commencement: 4,378 Graduates Celebrated on Old Campus
By Chris John
Rutgers Appoints LSU's William F. Tate IV as New President for 2025
By Chris John
