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Thousands of Mathematicians Protest International Conference in U.S.
The U.S. is not safe for international mathematicians given the risk of detainment and harassment by ICE, they argue.
After Inflation, Faculty Salaries Declined This Fall
Filmmakers Take Hard Look at New College
Documentarians and students spent three years working on a film about changes at the New College of Florida. Filmmakers discussed the project with Inside Higher Ed.
Interior Department Once Again Proposes Eliminating Tribal College Funding
Wisconsin System Ousts President
The Universities of Wisconsin system board fired President Jay Rothman in a meeting that lasted just over 30 minutes and yielded few insights on the decision. Republican state lawmakers condemned the move.
Mizzou’s Black Student Government Latest Casualty in Trump’s DEI Crackdown
Officials stripped funding from the university’s historic Legion of Black Collegians and four other minority affinity groups, citing a DOJ memo restricting DEI. The organizations argue it’s guidance—not law.
Trump Administration Plans Sweeping Changes to Accreditation
Bringing Stopped-Out Students Back to College
Michigan’s statewide effort has re-enrolled thousands of adults with some credits but no credential, addressing both enrollment declines and workforce needs.