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Data analytics firm Palantir is challenging higher education with a new fellowship that offers high school graduates full-time jobs instead of a college degree.
Sheffield Hallam University apologized to an academic after internal documents revealed it halted human rights research following alleged threats from Chinese agents.
Setti D. Warren, the director of Harvard’s Institute of Politics and former mayor of Newton, Mass., has died suddenly at the age of 55.
Oklahoma State University Police are investigating an on-campus incident where a conservative student group's materials were repeatedly destroyed by another individual.
Yale University has expelled a student for allegedly fabricating her entire background, a case that exposes significant vulnerabilities in elite admissions processes and raises national security conce
A New York college has seen a 30% jump in enrollment by focusing on 'AI-proof' degrees like forestry and environmental science, tapping into Gen Z's job security fears.
The University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School leads a new global ranking that measures the real-world impact of business school research on policy and industry.
Princeton University has been named the top national university for 2026, marking its second consecutive year at number one, followed by MIT and Harvard.
Twin brothers David and Jonathan Lederer have filed a federal lawsuit against Columbia University, alleging the school fosters a hostile antisemitic environment.
About 700 faculty members at Harrisburg Area Community College will go on strike Monday after nearly three years of failed contract negotiations.
Dr. Liang Chee Wee, a veteran of Iowa's higher education system, has been appointed interim president of Des Moines Area Community College starting Jan. 1, 2026.
Academic publishing faces a severe integrity crisis, with journals losing credibility, peer review systems failing, and research fraud becoming a business model.
