AI disruption and financial stress are forcing colleges to move faster without sacrificing academic democracy.

Sweeping changes to how colleges select accreditors and access financial aid aim to cement the Trump administration's higher ed agenda.

The Trump administration’s latest effort to reform higher education has Connecticut universities weighing how to respond to what critics view as another attempt to push the White House’s agenda on college campuses. In a letter addressed to university presidents and board members nationwide this month, U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon asked universities to publicly commit to policy reforms aimed at restoring public trust […]

Those who lead, love, and want to improve higher education must advocate boldly.