Changing learner expectations, new delivery models and AI are prompting institutions to rethink how they deliver value to individuals and organizations.
A new Vanderbilt Unity Poll finds most Americans want colleges to teach critical thinking rather than political views. However, they remain divided over what subjects belong in the curriculum and whether college is worth the cost.
Rural Minnesota colleges are adding electric vehicle training to automotive programs as demand for skilled mechanics grows. Instructors warn that high-voltage systems offer strong job prospects but require strict electrical safety.
More of the agency's responsibilities are being handed off to other departments, which will take control of workforce programs, college access and child care.
The new leader of the nation’s main community college association on Wednesday called on member colleges to position themselves more prominently in serving the nation’s educational and workforce development needs and to cast a brighter spotlight on their work. DeRionne Pollard, who is six weeks into her tenure as president and CEO of the American […]
Despite visa restrictions and funding cuts, U.S. universities saw only slight declines in foreign student visas this year. The drop in arrivals likely reflects fewer students traveling abroad, not reduced enrollment.
Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College offers courses grounded in Indigenous traditions. Since the current administration began, federal funding for tribal colleges has become less stable, forcing administrators to reassess how to maintain regular operations.
President Trump defended enrolling Chinese students at U.S. universities during a Fox News interview, clashing with host Laura Ingraham over security concerns. His remarks came as tensions with France and debates over international student policies continue.
