Confidence in credentials see growth among current and former students

Perception of higher education from current students and unenrolled adults is climbing back up to historic highs despite persisting issues with cost and mental health, a new report from Lumina Foundation and Gallup asserts.

Why Trump is warning higher ed about student loan portfolio

The Trump administration is threatening to pull federal financial aid from higher education institutions if default rates from student loan borrowers pass a certain threshold. 

Harvard, seeking ‘common ground,’ stripped of another $450 million

University claims progress in combatting antisemitism and bigotry but remains defiant as Trump administration presses its demands.

April closings: The 2 latest colleges to close in 2025

Two small private institutions celebrated their final commencement ceremonies following announcements of their impending closures.

No matter the political climate, college completion still matters

Nearly two-thirds of American voters think fewer students will attend college over the next decade because it no longer offers the advantages it once did.

Tech transitions: How to stay secure, compliant and student-centered

As digital tools become foundational to the academic experience, institutions face the dual challenge of embracing innovation while protecting the privacy and security of their communities.

AI vs. the enrollment cliff: Can technology solve the problem?

As higher education leaders, we’ve seen firsthand how AI is transforming the ways institutions approach recruitment, enrollment and operational efficiencies.

New FAFSA changes: How improved accessibility can empower students and institutions

By leveraging FAFSA improvements, institutions can adopt data-driven approaches to better support students from recruitment through graduation.

How to optimize technology investments for the future

Technology investments offer exciting opportunities to enhance the student experience and streamline operations, but they must be balanced against the financial realities many institutions face.

How smarter facilities enhance the student experience

From energy optimization to predictive maintenance, colleges and universities are adopting smarter facility strategiesbacked by data, designed for flexibility and focused on long-term value.

Essential tools: Preparing students for an AI-driven workforce

Institutions are responsible for thoughtfully confronting—rather than retreating from—AI and its impact on the workforce.

How universities can foster soft skills to prepare career-ready graduates

From communication to collaboration, career success begins in the classroom with intentional programs aimed at developing students' soft skills.

The state of international student mobility in an era of uncertainty

The question is not whether international education remains valuable, but how it can be sustained amid shifting policies and fiscal realities.

Here is how experiential learning can save colleges from AI

When AI can generate essays that earn top marks, experiential learning isn’t just an educational trend—it’s a survival strategy.

Tax on major university endowments raised to 21% in House GOP bill

The text of the tax portion of the legislative bill, released by the House Ways and Means Committee, raises the tax on the earnings of the largest university endowments to 21%, bringing it in line with the corporate tax rate.

Growing number of college students turn to AI

Researchers are warning about the potential negative effects of college students relying on artificial intelligence for help with their coursework, as a growing number turn to the technology.

Trump’s reshaping of higher education tests America’s appeal for international students

American universities, home to many programs at the top of their fields, have long appealed to students around the world hoping to pursue research and get a foothold in the U.S. job market.

Is college worth it? See which majors offer the highest return on investment

On average, a college graduate earns $32,000 more in a year than a worker with only a high school diploma, according to a new report from Federal Reserve economists.