Special Reports
Louisiana Legislator Obtains Data on Foreign Faculty Members, Students Belonging to 'Threat Countries'
Louisiana legislator Charles Owen's controversial inquiry into faculty nationalities at public universities sparks debates on security, diversity, and research collaborations. Continue reading to learn more.
Financial Aid Antitrust Lawsuit: Settlements at Emory, Rice, and Vanderbilt Signal Potential Shift in Legal Battle
2024 US Elections Unleash a Battle for Reform and Accountability in Higher Education
Uncertainty Looms Over UK's Graduate Route: Stakeholders Seek Assurance Amid Government Review
Harvard Interim President Alan Garber Calls for Unity and Acknowledges Campus Divisions in First Address After Claudine Gay's Resignation
Streamlining Access to Higher Education: One Million Applications Flood the "Better FAFSA"
US Colleges Grapple With Closure Threat; Mergers and Transformations Emerge as Survival Strategies
Lincoln University Vice President's Death: Tragedy Calls for Change in Academia's Treatment of Mental Health
By Joy Liwanag
Idaho's Prominent Law Firm Under Scrutiny for High-Profile Higher Ed Legal Bills and Controversial Investigations
By Joy Liwanag
Biden Administration Surprises Low-Balance Borrowers With Accelerated Student Loan Forgiveness Under SAVE Plan
By Joy Liwanag
House Committee Demands Documents from Harvard on Antisemitism and Campus Policies
By Joy Liwanag
New FAFSA Officially Open Full-Time, Business As Usual
By Joy Liwanag
Strategic Integration Challenges and Opportunities for Alternative Credentials in Higher Education
By Joy Liwanag
State Legislatures' Higher Ed Agenda: Exploring Economic Shifts, Cultural Debates, and Student Loan Dynamics
By Joy Liwanag
Navigating Higher Education Challenges With Assembly’s Higher Education Committee Head Pat Fahy
By Joy Liwanag
