From a finalized deal combining two Catholic colleges to a legal filing to stop a hefty severance payment, here are the top-line figures from some of our biggest stories of the week. The number of ...

In May 2023, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed a budget bill that prohibits Indiana University from using state appropriations to directly or indirectly support the Kinsey Institute. When the budget ...

Gannon University and Ursuline College have inked a definitive agreement to merge by Dec. 15, 2026, the colleges announced Thursday. Both institutions’ boards of trustees approved the deal last month ...

The U.S. Department of Education announced final regulations this week requiring colleges to report which students receiving federal financial aid are enrolled in distance education or correspondence ...

Those include responding to predictions that the American workforce will rely on AI much more in the future. For students who would like to work with the development and science of AI, that can mean ...

The FAFSA Deadline Act will require the education secretary to update Congress on if the U.S. Department of Education expects to meet the deadline.

Maurice Edington, president of the University of the District of Columbia since August 2023, wants to make it a hard choice for local high schoolers not to stay in Washington and attend the public ...

California removed college degrees and other educational requirements from almost 30,000 state jobs, the governor's office announced Monday. Gov. Gavin Newsom also proposed rolling back such ...

A new article published in Personnel Review provides unprecedented insights into how CEOs of public companies psychologically adapt to retirement, revealing a complex web of identity reformation ...

From the latest estimates on future populations of high school graduates to financial forecasts for higher ed, here are the top-line figures from some of our biggest stories of the week. The ...

The struggling private nonprofit said it plans to appeal a vote to remove its accreditation by SACSCOC for the second time in roughly a year. The accreditor’s decision caps a tumultuous year for Saint ...

A federal judge is mulling whether to strike down a Minnesota law that bars colleges from participating in a high school dual enrollment program if they require students to sign statements of faith.