Joy Liwanag

The confidence that Americans have in higher education has been eroding over the years. New data shows this continues to be the case, as concern grows about political agendas on campus and the value of a college degree.

The Office for Civil Rights of the U.S. Department of Education said it reached a settlement with Brown University over the institution's handling of a string of antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents reported from October 2023 to March 2024.

Northwestern College, a Chicago-area institution focused on healthcare education, has shut down unexpectedly after 122 years, citing financial challenges. Read to learn more.

Congressional Republicans are now legislating to force the Department of Education to release the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by October 1, following a delayed and troubled rollout.

The efforts to make college more affordable by alleviating the financial burden on students have made Congressman Greg Landsman introduce a bill aimed at making the Campus Housing Affordability Act a reality.

The Republican Party's manifold plans to reshape U.S. higher education were found in its 2024 manifesto, setting a bold platform for much of the recent political discourse.

A new HEPI report reveals rising state funding and declining tuition revenue in US higher education, with lessons for UK policymakers. Read to learn more.

Youngstown State University faced a tense lockdown after a shooting suspect was sighted on campus, raising significant security concerns. Read to learn more.

NYU settles lawsuit alleging antisemitism, pledges Judaic studies expansion and stronger ties with Tel Aviv University amid controversy. Read to learn more.

House Ways and Means Committee advances bills penalizing universities for antisemitism, facing Democratic concerns over litigation and financial impact. Read to learn more.