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Lawmakers say advanced nursing should count as a ‘professional degree’
A group of lawmakers is pushing back on proposed regulatory language that would limit federal student loans for graduate nursing programs to $100,000.
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DePaul University cuts nearly 8% of staff
The Catholic institution is trying to plug an unplanned budget shortfall after a sharp decline of international students and other financial woes.
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Alabama faculty and students file appeal to block anti-DEI law
They contend the 2024 statute violates their First Amendment rights and is impermissibly vague about what speech it prohibits.
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State AGs launch third lawsuit seeking to stop Trump’s H-1B fee
The plaintiffs allege that public colleges, schools and healthcare systems all could be harmed by a $100,000 fee on new visas.
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Deep Dive
Inside Texas A&M University’s partnership with Google for AI training
The initiative gives students free access to AI tools like a research assistant, but colleges should ensure they don’t become shortcuts, an expert said.
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Education Department recognizes Grand Canyon University as a nonprofit
The move ends a six-year spat over the institution’s deep financial and operational ties to Grand Canyon Education, a for-profit services provider.
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