The Gates Foundation recently pledged $1 billion over two years for AI efforts, with a large share going to education. Why the big AI push, even as Bill Gates warns of the technology's possible downsi...

It’s time to look back at just how wrong we in the media were about the 2026 Nationals

Most students don’t actually pay that much, and real tuition costs have been falling.

On Monday, local authorities in Tompkins County, N.Y., said they would revisit a criminal investigation into the allegations after initially declining to bring charges two years ago.

Despite recent enrollment growth, long-term financial pressures and rising costs are hitting hard.

Speech that is “annoying, long-winded, aggressive, hyperbolic, and grandiose” is free speech nonetheless, a judge wrote after Lane Community College banned the student.

In making the directive, Pete Hegseth wrote that tenure “often leads to academic stagnation, faculty complacency, and institutional inability to adapt to emerging needs.”

Dry winters and a warming climate are taking a toll on centuries-old ice in the Alps, researchers say, with about 20 percent of Swiss glacial ice melting since 2021.

Citing “distorted narratives” about the university’s students in the news media, the president said more “input, analysis, and discussion” is needed before the pilot project begins.

Citing “distorted narratives” about the university’s students in the news media, the president said more “input, analysis, and discussion” is needed before the pilot project begins.

A new report examines the impact of the government’s demand for data on college applicants.

What is a trend?

A new survey shows consumer confidence in the economy has dropped to the lowest level in more than a decade.

On Monday, local authorities in Tompkins County, N.Y., said they would reopen a criminal investigation into the allegations after initially declining to bring charges two years ago.

The federal policy is seen as a game-changer, but mismatches with the ways colleges actually work have curbed its rollout.

The Lone Star State sees colleges as key drivers of work-force development, but its efforts have a history of “starting and stopping,” said one observer.

The college is conducting a “rigorous, objective review” of Santiago Schnell after he admitted to using artificial intelligence to write academic articles and newspaper opinion pieces.

The state’s public higher-education systems don’t agree on their roles. Can new state laws ease the path forward?

Joseph Henrich, an author of a divisive report about politicization in the humanities, says, “I knew it wasn’t going to make everyone happy.”

After eight hours of debate, a federal advisory committee deadlocked on whether the American Bar Association should lose recognition, as an Education Department report recommended.

As critics seek to radically reform the country’s best-known institutions, college leaders try to beat them to the punch.

The case centered on a 2024 poll that showed Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump by three percentage points among likely voters in Iowa.