Funding Gaps Hit U.S. Rural Schools as New Year Begins
As the new school year begins, one in five U.S. students at rural schools faces funding uncertainties after a key federal program lapsed.
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Judge Blocks Trump’s Ban on International Students at Harvard
Judge halts Trump’s ban on Harvard international students, citing risk of ‘immediate and irreparable injury’.
UPenn Prof Warns U.S. Risks Losing Global Edge Without Chinese Students
UPenn professor Diana Mutz warns U.S. visa cuts and SEVP revocations are driving Chinese students away, risking America’s research, innovation and global trust.
Political Makeover Shakes Up U.S. Higher Education
Harvard faces a political makeover as the Trump administration targets U.S. higher education, claiming to “use every legal means to shut down the Department of Education” amid deep partisan divides.
US Resumes Student Loan Collections, 43M Borrowers at Risk
US student loan collections resume, impacting 43M borrowers at risk of garnishments and defaults. Here’s what to know.