The executive order, by Gov. Greg Abbott, could hobble academic engagement between Texas colleges and a country that remains a major source of international students and a critical research partner.

UPCOMING: December 11, 2024 | 2 p.m. E.T. In a competitive global environment, U.S. institutions must ensure that international students have positive experiences on campus to keep enrollment levels ...

In the aftermath of a critical New York Times story, faculty leaders fear regents are considering cuts to one of the nation’s most unapologetically ambitious models.

Arrests in campus “wanted” poster case. Early application trends to watch. An enlightened Luddite classroom, and more.

And how did the academy, the school and citadel and engine of this revolution, become so desperately out of touch with reality, including the reality of people’s lives outside the liberal elite, their ...

T he Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is now available to all users and running smoothly, the U.S. Department of Education announced on Thursday. You may keep your fingers crossed, ...

Turmoil over a player’s eligibility at San Jose State University has escalated with a new lawsuit that seeks to disqualify ...

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A Ph.D. admissions pause. Utah State asks to join lawsuit against trans player policy. Will student-loan changes pay for Republican tax cuts? And more.

Linda McMahon, co-chair of Trump’s transition team, led the Small Business Administration under his first term as president. She was selected over a slate of potential candidates known for their ...

Boston University is suspending admissions to a dozen doctoral programs in the humanities and social sciences for the 2025-26 academic year, citing a commitment to “long-term sustainability,” ...