A $1 billion initiative will bring free AI training to students at over 100 U.S. colleges, including the University of Michigan and Texas A&M. Led by Google, the effort aims to boost workforce readiness while prioritizing access and privacy.
Facing enrollment declines and financial strain, Clark University plans faculty cuts and academic restructuring to stay afloat. The changes reflect broader challenges in higher education, including shrinking student pools, AI-driven job shifts and growing skepticism about college value.
When work-based learning is integrated directly into coursework, students don't have to choose between learning and earning or between academic success and career readiness.
The House v. NCAA settlement marked a turning point in college athletics, opening the door to revenue sharing and sweeping reforms. But with legal challenges looming, congressional involvement growing and major media deals expiring in the next decade, the future of athlete empowerment remains far from settled.
Throughout the 16 schools across the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, 68% of students showed signs of depression and 66% reported anxiety, says a new report. However, only 27% are in therapy.
