Walter HudsonStudentsUniversity of Alabama Suspends Student Publications Serving Black and Women StudentsUniversity cites Trump administration DEI guidance in halting magazines, drawing First Amendment concerns.December 3, 2025SportsSenator Cantwell Slams House's Revised College Athletics Bill as Threat to Smaller Schools, AthletesThe Washington Democrat and ranking member of the Senate Commerce Committee criticized the latest version of the Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements (SCORE) Act.December 2, 2025StudentsAnonymous $50M Gift Eliminates Tuition Barriers for Medical Laboratory Science Students at University of WashingtonThe gift addresses a critical financial barrier for students training to perform clinical laboratory tests on patient samples used to diagnose, treat and prevent disease.December 2, 2025Faculty & StaffCSU Trustees Approve Executive Pay Raises Amid Faculty Layoffs and Budget CrisisCalifornia State University trustees have approved substantial pay increases for top administrators despite widespread faculty layoffs and a $2.3 billion budget shortfall.December 1, 2025DemographicsPublic Confidence in Four-Year Degrees Plummets, New Poll RevealsThe poll found that just 33% of respondents believe a four-year degree is worth the investment due to improved job prospects and lifetime earnings, while 63% contend that graduates too often leave campus burdened with substantial debt but lacking specific job skills.November 30, 2025SportsHall of Famer Marshall Faulk Expected to Lead Southern University Football ProgramMarshall Faulk, a Pro and College Football Hall of Famer, is expected to become the head coach at Southern University.November 30, 2025InstitutionsOhio State Eliminates Programs, Seeks Waivers Under State Reform LawThe university will eliminate majors in integrated mathematics and English, medieval and renaissance studies, music theory, musicology, biochemical sciences, landscape horticulture and two sustainable agriculture programs.November 26, 2025InstitutionsMassachusetts Public College Graduates Earn $20K-$30K More Than High School Grads, New State Data ShowsAssociate degree holders from Massachusetts community colleges earn approximately $20,000 more annually than high school graduates five years after graduation, while bachelor's degree recipients from state universities and UMass campuses earn roughly $30,000 more.November 26, 2025InstitutionsCUNY Receives $1 Million to Address Student Food Insecurity, Career ReadinessThe funding includes $170,000 for food pantries on seven campuses and a three-year, $1 million grant for CUNY Beyond, a career readiness initiative launched this year aimed at serving 180,000 students annually by 2030.November 25, 2025Leadership & PolicyMoody's Issues Negative Outlook for Higher Education Sector Amid Policy Shifts and Enrollment PressuresAmong the most significant concerns, according to Moody's, are changes to federal student loan programs.November 25, 2025Previous PagePage 2 of 60Next Page
