Entrepreneur Ken Griffin’s donation will launch a new campus in Miami and support the school’s Pittsburgh campus.

The move marks the latest effort by the Trump administration to exert more control over faculty at service academies.

An online platform removed 257 papers written or co-written by the University of Chicago’s Nicholas Polson after other academics raised questions.

The University of Maine at Presque Isle is facing a review after a Washington Post article reported that some students completed degrees in just a few months.

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The court ruling came one day before the new regulation was set to take effect.

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The findings raise questions about whether the shooter could have been identified before he went on to kill an MIT professor.

Nearly 90 degree programs have been identified to be cut at Ohio’s public universities since Senate Bill 1 was signed into law a year ago.

More than a dozen schools have scaled back such programs, citing low enrollment, budget issues and state laws, a Washington Post review found.

More than a dozen schools have scaled back such programs, citing low enrollment, budget issues and state laws, a Washington Post review found.

Nearly a quarter of U.S. children did not show up for school regularly in 2025, a slight decline from the previous year but still up from about 15 percent before covid.

CareerOneStop, which is funded and overseen by the Labor Department, lists hundreds of scholarships for women, men and students of color.

The Education Department was in talks with dozens of districts at the end of the Biden administration. The cases have stalled since the president took office.

Limited funds and low enrollment forced districts to close more than 1,000 schools in 2025-26.

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The Washington Post wants to hear from parents and students who have specific questions about covering college expenses.

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Groups that help underrepresented students attend college are dropping race and gender criteria and instead using income or other eligibility requirements.

U.S. universities have warned Trump policies will narrow the talent pipeline. Already global applications are down, though domestic applications are up slightly.

The Education Department approved a proposal to cut financial aid to college programs if their graduates earn lower salaries than people with less education.

You can’t get a diploma from these unaccredited online platforms, but many colleges’ generous transfer policies allow the credits to count toward a degree.

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Speakers Jane Lynch, Conan O’Brien, Rachel Dratch, Harrison Ford and Tom Brady shared wit and wisdom with college graduates.

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Religious colleges, trade schools and others are lobbying to change proposed federal regulations that would deny loans for programs that don’t lead to higher salaries.

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Going to college works out financially for most students, a report shows, but the benefits depend greatly on the types of programs they enroll in.

The agency says a Title IX provision underpinning women’s schools applies only to biological sex. Smith College announced it would accept trans women in 2015.

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