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Community Colleges

The Quiet Revolution: Community Colleges Are Training America's AI Workforce

From a landmark Google partnership covering 2.1 million California students to a first-of-its-kind AI bachelor’s degree at an Arizona community college, the sector is moving with urgency.

Community colleges are leading the charge to help equip students with AI competencies that will drive the workforce of the future.

Faculty & Staff

CUPA-HR Report: Women Administrators Face Growing Pay Disparities as They Age

A new report from CUPA-HR found women administrators over 48 are paid 82 cents on the dollar compared to white men in the field, whereas women 48 and under are paid 97 cents for every dollar paid to their white male peers.

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Trump Administration Proposes New 'Earnings Premium' Accountability System

Under the newly proposed accountability system, undergraduate programs must demonstrate clear economic value to remain eligible for Pell Grants and federal loans. Public comments on the draft are open through May 20.

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From the Magazine

Higher Ed Stakeholders Pushing Back on Government’s Anti-DEI Stance

Despite ongoing efforts by the Trump administration to root out campus-based initiatives that foster diversity, equity and inclusion, institutional leaders should not confuse the administration’s anti-DEI rhetoric with the law of the land.

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African-American

Why Culturally Sustaining Practices Must Be Part of the Institutional Core

One AABHE presenter said institutional leaders must move beyond access to focus on belonging and equity, even in the current political climate.

Dr. Tajma Cameron is an assistant professor in science education at Morgan State University.

Leadership & Policy

Faculty Unions Challenge Vermont State University's Spending Priorities

A March 2026 letter from faculty and staff union leaders notes that while their full-time staff positions have decreased by 115 positions and unionized faculty positions have decreased by 70 positions, non-union, full-time upper-level administrative positions have grown by 41 percent, or 38 positions.

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University of Wisconsin Board of Regents Votes Unanimously to Fire President Jay Rothman

Republican lawmakers called the firing a "partisan hatchet job" and a "retribution" for Rothman’s past compromise with the GOP to axe DEI on campus to preserve state funding.

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Faculty & Staff

Faculty Purchasing Power Declines as Inflation Outpaces Salary Growth, AAUP Finds

Preliminary data from the nation's largest faculty compensation survey shows real wages fell for the first time since the pandemic.

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Higher Ed Leaders Caught in the Crossfire of New Title IX Mandates

Institutions in states with shield laws for LGBTQ+ students are now facing a direct legal conflict with ED’s narrowed definition of sex discrimination, as leaders continue to try to balance student safety with federal guidance.

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Faculty & Staff

Capacity vs. Innovation: Addressing the Mismatch in Faculty Support and AI Demands

Faculty and staff are being asked to carry more, emotionally, intellectually, and structurally, while they themselves are often stretched thin or burned out, one expert says.

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The Fortress Falls: What Princeton's Budget Cuts Signal for the Rest of Higher Ed

In recent weeks, Princeton has laid off the entire staff of the Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education — nine employees in all — frozen salaries for tenured faculty, capped staff raises at a flat 1 percent, and cut departmental budgets by as much as 10 percent.

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Disruption or Dispossession: What Kentucky State University Reveals About the Future of HBCUs

A Kentucky State alumnus and former SGA president and student regent argues that SB185 is not simply a policy debate, but a defining moment for the future of HBCUs and for higher education as a whole.

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