Senate bill is aimed at stabilizing college athletics funding and standardizing Name, Image and Likeness rules, but it faces opposition over an antitrust exemption that could block athlete unionization.
The SEC has filed a lawsuit against LSU and Lane Kiffin that asks for an injunction overruling a recent decision in a Louisiana court that allowed more than a dozen former college athletes to return to college despite concluding their eligibility this past season.
Lehigh University is a selective Pennsylvania institution with a national reputation and a $2 billion endowment.
Lehigh does well in college rankings – but usually...
The typical bachelor’s degree yields a return of nearly $87,000 in the 15 years after students enrolled. The return on investment varies widely by major.
The average college student expects to earn $80,000 after graduation, according to a new survey from Clever Real Estate. But the actual starting salary for college graduates is closer to $56,000.
College students who work while in school are more than twice as likely to land a job after graduation, a ZipRecruiter survey found. Work experience also helps graduates secure jobs more quickly in a competitive market.
University of Connecticut women’s coach Geno Auriemma says NIL, revenue sharing and the transfer portal are hurting mid-major programs and high school recruits. He argues more tournament bids should go to mid-majors.
A Boston University project is using a pay phone to connect college students with older adults for spontaneous conversations. Organizers say the experiment aims to reduce loneliness and build intergenerational connection.
Over the past year, congressional Republicans have cheered on President Donald Trump's quest to dismantle the Education Department.
Yet those same lawmakers just reached a...
Backlash and confusion have swirled after the Department of Education under President Donald Trump left nursing and other professions off a list of “professional” degrees in a proposed rule over loans.
President Trump’s new student loan plans offer forgiveness for some borrowers while restricting Public Service Loan Forgiveness for others, prompting lawsuits from 21 states. Critics say the changes create uncertainty and politicize debt relief.
Ohio State President Ted Carter is balancing federal probes, new state laws, and campus pushback, aiming to preserve autonomy while navigating challenges around diversity and free speech.
The Senate confirmed Nicholas Kent as undersecretary of education in a 50-45 vote, despite criticism over his ties to the for-profit college industry.
Supporters cite his policy experience, while critics warn his confirmation could weaken student protections.
