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A review of 2025 reveals a year of massive upheaval in U.S. education, marked by federal funding cuts, student loan overhauls, and a plan to dismantle the Education Department.
After 40 years, Harvard history professor James Hankins has retired, citing the university's shift away from Western civilization and changes in campus culture.
A new analysis reveals the top 10 highest-paying jobs for 2026 that don't require a college degree, with some roles offering median salaries over $100,000.
Members of the conservative student group Turning Point USA report a surge in harassment and intimidation on college campuses following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk.
New College of Florida has implemented a mandatory course on Homer's 'The Odyssey' as part of a state-led overhaul shifting its curriculum toward classical education.
A recent shooting at Brown University has reignited the national debate on campus safety, prompting a federal investigation under the Clery Act and a review of security protocols.
Upper Iowa University is relocating its Quad Cities Center to the Scott Community College campus in Bettendorf to enhance its partnership with EICC.
Weber State University is asking for community feedback to guide its search for a new president, following the departure of Brad Mortensen to Utah State University.
Three years after ChatGPT's debut, universities are grappling with AI's role in education, leading to a deep divide among professors on how to adapt.
Texas A&M University will not reinstate a lecturer fired over teaching gender identity, despite a faculty panel deeming the dismissal unjustified. The lecturer plans legal action.
Negotiations between Harvard University and the Trump administration have stalled over a potential settlement, with a financial payment emerging as a key point of conflict.
Purdue University has finalized a multi-million-dollar, five-year partnership with Google to integrate advanced artificial intelligence into its undergraduate curriculum.
