As these technologies become better at producing knowledge work, they risk hollowing out the ecosystem of learning and mentorship upon which colleges and universities are built, and on which they depend.

Republican Rep. Walt Brooks has reversed his earlier stance on gun laws, backing a bill to ban open carry on Utah’s public college campuses. The proposal would also bar guns from dorm rooms and allow only concealed carry if approved.

Colleges and universities are facing renewed fallout from the Epstein files, with disclosures linking some donors and at least one sitting president to Jeffrey Epstein. Administrators are investigating and facing calls to rename buildings and cut ties with major fundraisers.

For the second time since 2019, Hampshire College is facing the risk of closure. As of June, the college possesses a total debt of $24.9 million.

A new analysis found FAFSA changes made 1.7 million more students eligible for maximum Pell Grants in 2025-26, including more than 215,000 recent high school graduates. Advocates said the simplified process is working, but warned flat Pell funding could erode its impact.

Nevada regents approved a 9% to 12% tuition increase at eight public colleges to help close a $46.5 million budget gap and avoid cuts. UNR and UNLV students will eventually pay about $1,200 more per year.

Over 200 students are enrolled in Professor Tore Olsson's "Grand Theft America: U.S. History Since 1980 through the GTA Video Games" at the University of Tennessee.

If Iowa’s 15 community colleges are allowed to start offering four-year bachelor’s degrees —as Republican lawmakers have said is necessary and likely to happen—some of Iowa’s 27 private colleges and universities will shutter.