Category: Higher Ed Digest

Google announced last month that it will invest $100 million into a fund to support training and entry-level job access to emerging computer science professionals. It is a move that, […]

While the United States Supreme Court may have an overwhelming conservative majority among its ranks, the court’s decision to hear a suit against two universities for alleged affirmative action overreach couldn’t be […]

State higher education officials are hopeful a new funding formula can gain support among lawmakers when it’s eventually introduced during the 2022 Regular Legislative Session. During the West Virginia Community […]

Amid pandemic, international student enrollment at U.S. universities fell 15% in the 2020-21 school year Fewer than 1 million foreign students enrolled for either online or in-person classes at U.S. […]

The unbundling of professional learning and entrepreneurship education Gone are the days when the only way to get a fantastic business education, for example, is via a $50,000-$250,000 MBA, and […]

Kyle Rittenhouse is not guilty of murdering two men during protests in Kenosha, WI in 2020. He wants to continue life as a college student at Arizona State University, where […]

New reports showcase an increasing percentage of college graduates who don’t earn enough income to cover the cost of higher education. By: Jon Marcus, Washington Post

A significant rebound in investment earnings over the last fiscal year puts Harvard University back in calm waters as the nation’s wealthiest institution. “Public and private markets both continued their […]

The University of Georgia System becomes the first public college and university system in the country to eliminate employment and academic freedom protections for tenured professors. The Board of Regents, […]

Marshall University has announced five finalists for its presidential vacancy, with several candidates boasting ties to academic affairs and one alumnus with corporate ties. From the Charleston Gazette Mail: Dr. […]