The department has indicated that it agrees with a lawsuit calling the program’s eligibility standard “unconstitutional.” ...

Republican politicians say that professors are using governance bodies to advance ideological agendas. Faculty leaders fear ...

When Laurence Veysey’s The Emergence of the American University was published in 1965, it was quickly recognized as a ...

The sector secured an estimated $29.2 billion in bond volume across 237 issuances during the first half of 2025, according ...

In a 10-page letter, Gregory Washington says the Trump administration conducted an incomplete and haphazard investigation ...

Washington Monthly’s rankings reward access, affordability, student outcomes, and social service. Are they making a ...

I n the fall of 2023, as pressure was ramping up on the University of Pennsylvania over antisemitism concerns from students, ...

Headlined “The Elite-University Presidents Who Despise One Another,” it described discord centering on two chancellors — Daniel Diermeier of Vanderbilt University and Andrew D. Martin of Washington ...

Others, such as Brown, Cornell, and Stanford are now following suit, while many other institutions have chosen to continue or ...

Ben Binday is a student at the University of Pennsylvania and a senior reporter at The Daily Pennsylvanian.

A survey of financial-aid officers suggests that federal staffing cuts are harming service to colleges and students.

The government’s missives sought to “substantially alter the legal obligations of schools and educators” without following ...