The Quiet Crisis: Humanities Bachelor’s Degrees Hit Record Lows in 2025 as Students Flock to STEM and Business
By Higher Ed Dive Staff Published September 8, 2026 Main Facts American higher education is undergoing a historic and profound...
By Higher Ed Dive Staff Published September 8, 2026 Main Facts American higher education is undergoing a historic and profound...
By Higher Education Bureau Published September 10, 2026 As campuses welcome students back for the start of a new academic...
By Joe Burns | Published September 9, 2026 As colleges and universities across the globe settle into the rhythms of...
WASHINGTON — Nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court upended higher education by striking down race-conscious admissions, a parallel...
WASHINGTON — In a historic and contentious vote that has sent shockwaves through the legal education establishment, the American Bar...
PHILADELPHIA — In a sudden and high-profile reversal of fortune, Temple University has officially terminated a record-shattering $55 million donation...
The landscape of American scientific inquiry is undergoing its most significant structural shift in decades. In a series of sweeping...
ANAHEIM, Calif. — In an era defined by institutional retrenchment, shifting demographics, and intense public scrutiny, the role of the...
By Editorial Staff July 23, 2026 In a move that signals a deepening divide over the interpretation of federal civil...
ANAHEIM, Calif. — For leaders in American higher education, the past eighteen months have felt less like a steady climb...
In a significant judicial rebuke, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has denied the U.S. Department of Education’s request...
The American higher education landscape is currently caught in a multi-front conflict involving financial sustainability, shifting political mandates, and a...