Walter HudsonHBCUsNorth Carolina A&T Achieves Record Enrollment with Historic 15,000+ StudentsThe milestone solidifies North Carolina A&T's position as the nation's largest public historically Black college or university for the 12th consecutive year, while also maintaining its status as the largest HBCU America has ever produced for four straight years.September 12, 2025Leadership & PolicyA Perfect Storm: Higher Ed Faces New Headwinds as Academic Year BeginsFederal loan caps and research funding uncertainty have created unprecedented challenges for graduate programs.September 12, 2025HBCUsMultiple HBCUs Enter Emergency Lockdown Following Coordinated ThreatsThe affected institutions include Alabama State University, Hampton University, Virginia State University, Southern University and A&M College, and Bethune-Cookman University, each implementing immediate security protocols in response to what officials described as credible threats against their campuses.September 11, 2025StudentsMajority of US Colleges Earn 'F' Grades for Campus Free Speech Climate, New Rankings ShowThe 2026 College Free Speech Rankings, released by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), awarded failing grades to 166 of the 257 institutions surveyed—a stark indicator of declining tolerance for diverse viewpoints across higher education.September 9, 2025Leadership & PolicyCollege Board Ends Tool That Helped Colleges Find Disadvantaged StudentsThe decision comes amid Trump administration pressure and scrutiny from conservative groups.September 8, 2025Faculty & StaffNorthwestern President Michael Schill Resigns Amid Federal Funding FreezeUniversity leader steps down after three-year tenure marked by achievements and federal challenges.September 4, 2025InstitutionsEmory University Dismantles DEI Programs Amid Federal Compliance RequirementsThe Atlanta-based institution was among 45 universities nationwide that came under federal scrutiny in March for race-based programs designed to increase diversity in specific fields.September 4, 2025InstitutionsFederal Court Blocks Trump Administration's $2.2 Billion Harvard Funding FreezeJudge rules that funding halt was unconstitutional retaliation for university's refusal to end DEI programs.September 4, 2025InstitutionsUniversity of Chicago Announces Major Budget Cuts, 400 Job Reductions Amid Federal Funding ChallengesThe reductions will primarily target administrative positions, though the impact will extend across multiple areas of university operations.September 3, 2025Leadership & PolicyEducation Department Promises On-Time FAFSA Launch After Years of DelaysSecretary McMahon credits technical expertise and early beta testing for successful October 1 rollout.September 2, 2025Page 1 of 51Next Page
