Half of Wisconsin's technical colleges have removed or renamed DEI-related positions and programs following Trump administration guidance threatening to pull federal funding.
Every additional $1,000 students earn in their first job out of college translates to an additional $700 in annual earnings five years after graduating, a new National Bureau of Economics Research paper finds.
Scholars who have been targeted or sanctioned over their speech suffer lasting consequences beyond the initial campus controversies, a new analysis warns.
AI is transforming industries from software development to construction management and architecture. To prepare students, colleges are rethinking what—and how—they teach. Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston is meeting the challenge with a new degree in applied artificial intelligence.
A new report finds many community college students don't use available food, housing and mental health services. Researchers say colleges can foster a stronger "culture of caring" to encourage students to seek help.
New College of Florida, a small public liberal arts school, said it would agree to a set of White House conditions in exchange for federal funding preferences, becoming the first institution to say it would sign on.
Faculty are the most valuable investment institutions make, yet too often they are burdened by administrative tasks, outdated systems, and fragmented data that limit their effectiveness. Academic leaders need a better way to support faculty while advancing institutional priorities. This new white paper explores how faculty information systems (FIS) help colleges and universities worldwide empower […]
