Higher Ed Dive

We’re gathering major events to help college leaders and other officials plan their calendars for next year. 

The Coalition for the Common Good’s president has tried to put the university’s leader on leave and told staff to take down a website about the dispute.

The university called the requests “virtually boundless” and said it has already provided 9,000-plus pages of responsive information, a court document shows.

Experts say minimum academic requirements can help applicants know what’s expected, but many top-ranked institutions don’t share such information.

AI has raised families' expectations for instant answers. Colleges need to be the source.

We’re rounding up some of the biggest leadership changes in higher education during September.

AI is widening the college reading gap. Here's how institutions can reverse that.

We’re rounding up recent stories, from the University of Minnesota’s $225 million in planned cuts to a collapse in college’s perceived importance.

Higher education's perceived importance has plummeted since 2013, according to new Gallup data.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is contesting a court ruling that put its new regulations on pause just one day before they would have taken effect.

Private institutions in the state will have to alert students by Dec. 31 if they might fail to meet their financial obligations within 18 months.

All student demographic groups saw score increases, but participation overall was down compared to the previous year, according to the College Board.

The U.S. departments of Education and Justice pointed to trauma and lost instructional time caused by false threats to campuses.

The universities united in 2023 to form a new style of institutional partnership, which has become mired in a fierce governance dispute and litigation.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office deemed the process used to pull the funding back is illegal, a stance it reasserted Tuesday.

The move formalizes court decisions that had already blocked the Biden administration's anti-sex discrimination rule protecting LGBTQ+ students.

The university’s board of governors was denied a request for a preliminary injunction aimed at protecting it from dissolution.

In its 2027-28 state budget proposal, the public system emphasized the importance of a unified adoption of artificial intelligence practices and policies.