Rising enrollment can mask financial weakness when colleges rely too heavily on aggressive tuition discounts.

Nearly all of the AAUP's first slate of federal endorsements won in the midterm elections, giving outspoken higher ed advocates a larger voice in Congress.

Two community colleges that scored early wins offer a blueprint for meeting the new funding package's high bar.

Some leaders say financial aid for short-term training creates a "new day" for higher ed, but rigorous data reporting requirements have led to a slow rollout.

The sweeping regulatory rewrite implements President Trump's executive order on accreditation reform.

Fears of a recession and funding loss are pushing leaders to nix campus services and build up financial reserves.

Total enrollment growth this fall crept to a standstill as master's programs posted their steepest declines in years, according to preliminary Clearinghouse data.

American researchers are among the least convinced about AI's potential, a sentiment that tracks with low confidence in their preparedness and their institutions' ability to govern the technology.