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House Debt Plan Would Mean Higher Ed Spending Cuts
The Education Department could have to cut anywhere from 8 to 23 percent out of its budget under the House Republicans’ opening offer on debt ceiling negotiations.
Judge Reappoints 2 Emporia State Professors
An administrative law judge has given two Emporia State University professors their jobs back, The Kansas Reflector reports. Neither the...
Goddard College Staff Strike Ends Today
A small group of Goddard College staff is ending its nearly monthlong strike today, after the union reached a tentative...
Ex-Presidents for Academic Freedom
PEN America has convened a group of 100-plus former college presidents to push back on threats to academic freedom as higher education remains a frequent target for politicians.
FIRE: 1/5 of ‘Scholar Sanction Attempts’ Led to Firing
There have been 1,080 “scholar sanction attempts” since 2000, about a fifth of which resulted in firings, the Foundation for...
White House Ready to Name New NIH Director
President Biden is planning to name Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, director of the National Cancer Institute, to lead the National Institutes...
Report: Republican Lawyer Criticizes Campus Voting Access
A Republican strategist pressed donors at a Republican National Committee retreat to make voting on college campuses more difficult, The...
House Republicans Move to Bar Transgender Athletes From Women’s Sports
House Republicans narrowly advanced a bill Thursday that would define sex in Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972...