As microcredentials proliferate and attract millions of students, some accreditors are ready to launch quality checks for alternative credential providers.

Increasing tuition and fees after National Decision Day is unfair to incoming students, Andrew M. Ledbetter and Jessica L. Ledbetter write.

September 08, 2025 Two former National Institutes of Health leaders are alleging the agency illegally put them on leave in April for speaking up against research grant cancellations and antivaccine…

The University of South Carolina established an office dedicated to second-year students and beyond, helping them utilize resources and stay connected after the first year.

September 08, 2025 Changing the interpretation of race-based discrimination, increasing flexibility within the college accreditation system and reworking the process to yank federal financial aid…

A judge ruled that the federal government illegally froze $2.2 billion in research funding for the university. But with an appeal looming, it’s unclear when the funds will be restored.

Reading for pleasure is an indispensable part of scholarly formation, Victoria McGovern writes.

September 08, 2025 The Department of Education said Friday that an office responsible for handling borrower complaints will now also to focus on providing students and families with information about…

While experts agree that most physicians don’t receive adequate nutrition training, fixing that won’t be enough to achieve the government’s goal of reducing chronic disease, they say.

On helping students engage thoughtfully with American politics without sliding into either partisan cheerleading or fatalism.