Republican lawmakers say faculty can only call it the Gulf of Mexico for “historical purposes” in academic courses. Journalists are constrained by the restriction, too.

The Cornell allegations have reignited discussion about campus sexual assault, and advocates say a nationwide climate survey would help address the persistent issue.

The Cornell allegations have reignited discussion about campus sexual assault, and advocates say a nationwide climate survey would help address the persistent issue.

Domo Wells’ merch for the National Women's Soccer League has deep roots in D.C. culture.

“Our coverage was absolutely completely raw from the lawsuit and nothing was concealed. At a minimum, that’s what we can do as the student newspaper.”

Some students and faculty are calling for the provost’s firing after he allegedly used generative AI to write professional articles. He’s admitted to using ChatGPT, but says it didn’t replace his own ...

In a letter defending its ban of Politico, the White House critiqued a report based on a press call it conducted, where reporters were told not to name the speaker

Evolving guidance from the Education Department shut two students out of federal student loans. “It really feels like someone’s stabbing you,” one mom told Inside Higher Ed.

The Education Department is withholding more than 900 records it says are exempt from disclosure, according to court records.

A Massachusetts judge granted a preliminary injunction hours before the regulation was set to take effect. Institutions worried it would harm international students.

As international students prepare for the end of a nearly 50-year-old policy governing how long they can stay in the U.S., we answer five key questions about the rule change taking effect this week.

It was grim stuff at Audi Field, with the Legacy striking three late goals to hand the Spirit a deserved loss.

Jerry Cirino, former chair of the Senate Workforce and Higher Education Committee, successfully passed a sweeping, controversial law in his state. He’s an example of state lawmakers getting more invol...

The U.S. Department of Justice sued three states—Connecticut, New York and Vermont—over their policies allowing undocumented students to pay in-state tuition, the Trump administration announced Monday...

The Native Forward Scholars Fund, a major scholarship provider and support organization for Indigenous students, is turning a multimillion-dollar gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott into a perman...

Legislatures have different approaches for addressing—or not addressing—billions of dollars in needed repairs, according to new research.

Community colleges’ student outcomes soared under a new performance-based funding model. But Texas lawmakers didn’t budget for so much success.

A coalition of advanced nurses, public health workers, teachers and therapists is once again challenging how the Department of Education determines which graduate programs qualify for higher loan caps...

The Association of American Universities and other university leaders consulted on the call to action, which represents a shift in tactics for the administration.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon is sending a letter Monday to the leaders of US universities asking them to commit to a slate of campus reforms by the end of 2026 in the Trump administration’s lates...

Faculty at Wenzhou-Kean have accused their employer of obfuscatory employment agreements, wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation and lack of shared governance. University officials dispute ...