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Americans Recognize Nuances of Higher Ed’s Value
New data shows that confidence in higher education is on the rise and most Americans, regardless of party affiliation, share a similar vision for what colleges should prioritize.
Chu: China ‘Will Blow Us Away’ if Trump Destroys U.S. Colleges
Without foreign research talent pouring into leading U.S. universities, America will fall further behind in the tech race, says former U.S. energy secretary Steven Chu.
The Key Podcast: Wins and Losses of the Reconciliation Bill and What Comes Next
International Student Visa Issuances Dropped in May
An analysis of State Department data shows fewer visas were issued this May than last. Experts worry the trend will continue.
Columbia ‘Incorporating’ IHRA Antisemitism Definition
Workforce Pell Grant Expansion Faces ‘Aggressive’ Timeline
Students enrolled in short-term programs will qualify for Pell Grants under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Now federal, state and college officials need to figure out how to carry out the long-fought-for policy.
Survey: Student Preferences in On-Campus Housing
A growing number of students are requesting single rooms and space for emotional support animals in their on-campus housing, according to a new survey.
