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Robert Groves, interim president of Georgetown University; Félix Matos Rodríguez, chancellor of the City University of New York; and Rich Lyons, chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley, testify during a House Committee on Education and Workforce hearing. The three men are sitting at a long table with their name plates in front of them.

3 More Campus Leaders Face Congress

Leaders of CUNY, Georgetown and UC Berkeley testified at the latest campus antisemitism hearing, where they were grilled by Republicans while Democrats took aim at Trump.

A Widener student helps a patient at a community clinic.

Student-Run Clinic Addresses Health-Care Shortage

Widener University’s community clinic is run by graduate health science professional students, serving hundreds of local residents each year.

University Libraries—and Librarians—That Are Leading the Change

Learn about the efforts of U.S. librarians to protect valuable public data from sudden erasure by the Trump administration and a pioneering project that saw a U.K. university partner with a local council to create a joint library that is open to anyone.

Weekly Wisdom | Portland State University President Ann Cudd

Leading with empathy and purpose on this #WeeklyWisdom episode featuring Ann Cudd, president of Portland State University.

 

Rufo, Shapiro, Others Request New Higher Ed ‘Contract’

A conservative think tank called on President Trump Tuesday to “draft a new contract” that universities must follow or face...
The acronym "DEI" in large black 3-D letters next to a judge's gavel.

State Lawmaker Asks HHS to Investigate Texas A&M

Texas state representative Brian Harrison has asked the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to investigate his alma mater...
President Donald Trump with speech bubbles that contain various social media icons with Vice President JD Vance and Department of Education secretary Linda McMahon whispering in his ears.

What Trump’s Bombast Reveals About His Vision for Higher Ed

The administration’s use of public channels to herald funding freezes and federal investigations tells of a coherent agenda to remake higher ed, according to one political scientist.

The outlines of Indiana, Utah and Ohio as trash cans full of diplomas.

Legislatures Require Colleges to Cut Degrees in Low Demand

Republicans in multiple states passed laws this year pushing institutions to ax academic programs that graduate few students—and requiring them to appeal to state leaders if they want exemptions. Faculty lament the trend.