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Trump Admin. Touts 8,000 Student Visas Revoked
Researchers May Be Forced to Rely on a Court You’ve Never Heard Of
The Supreme Court has said legal fights over terminated federal grants “likely” belong in the Court of Federal Claims. But judges there lack authority to restore them.
Texas Launches Portal for Public to File Complaints Against Colleges
UVA Board Members Blast Lawmakers, Faculty in Texts
Text messages obtained by a public records request reveal that University of Virginia board members freely shared criticism and outrage amid recent campus tensions.
ED Panel Signs Off on New Earnings Test
One committee member abstained from the final vote, saying it was made clear that blocking consensus could put protections for students in undergraduate certificates at risk.
Under ‘Immense Pressure,’ South Dakota Adopts Post-Tenure Review
While the South Dakota Board of Regents says post-tenure review is a move toward increased accountability, critics say the policy will effectively kill tenure in the state.
Student Parents Bear the Brunt of Cuts to Federal Programs
Parenting students’ advocates say this population is especially vulnerable as the Trump administration makes changes to childcare funding and public benefits.
West Florida Finalizes Hire of Former GOP Lawmaker
The university hired former Republican lawmaker and state official Manny Diaz Jr., despite criticism of the search process and other outstanding concerns.