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Cornell Receives $55M for New Global Development School
Faculty Want Answers on Oklahoma’s Suspension Policies
After a graduate teaching assistant was put on administrative leave following a grading dispute with a student that went viral, faculty at the University of Oklahoma are asking leaders to better protect them from political harassment.
The Colleges That Couldn’t Survive 2025
At least 16 nonprofit institutions announced closures this year due to enrollment and financial challenges, the same as last year. But there were fewer mergers announced.
Udemy, Coursera to Merge in $2.5B Deal
Safeguarding the Integrity of College Sport
Jim Borchers, president and CEO of the U.S. Council on Athletes’ Health, argues that the rise of sports betting is corrupting college sports and harming young athletes.
How Excessive Phone Use Can Hinder Student Success
A majority of college students spend over four hours a day on their phone, negatively impacting their mental health and focus.
The Year in Photos
What a year it was. To cap it off, we offer you a snapshot of the most consequential people, places and events that shook higher education in 2025.
