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nypost.comUK counter-terrorism police are examining statements made by Oxford Union President Arwa Elrayess in a private chat. The probe follows a report from UK Lawyers for Israel.
slate.comA law effective July 1 limits federal graduate loans for nursing students to $20,500 annually and $100,000 total. Students in several other health professions can borrow up to $50,000 per year under the same rules.
@FortuneMagazine reported that Syracuse University missed its undergraduate enrollment target for fall 2026, triggering a budget deficit. Multiple other universities have announced similar shortfalls tied to declining enrollment.
foxnews.comA Maryland mother crossed the stage with her son to receive her diploma on his graduation day. Spelman College in Atlanta also recognized seven women as top graduates in the class of 2026.
cnbc.comTotal post-secondary enrollment rose 1% in fall 2025, down from a 4% increase the prior year. Multiple universities have announced budget shortfalls tied to missed enrollment targets for fall 2026.
New York PostUniversity data show 378 law students, about one-third of enrollment, are in the Disabled Students’ Program. The share has risen sharply from 3% five years earlier.
The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia accepts about 5 percent of applicants each year. The conservatory maintains an enrollment of roughly 160 students and provides full-tuition scholarships to all admitted students.
flipboard.comGoogle and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai withdrew from a planned Stanford University commencement speech after graduates objected. The decision follows similar withdrawals by other technology executives this year.
indiatoday.intoday.inData show 8 percent of UK-based students starting full-time undergraduate degrees lack formal entry qualifications. The share exceeds 50 percent at some universities.
TechcrunchAbout 200 graduates left the ceremony while others booed over the company's contracts with the Israeli military and ICE. Pichai earned a graduate degree from Stanford in materials science and engineering.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai delivered a commencement address at Stanford that omitted any mention of artificial intelligence. The omission stood out given the company's heavy investment in the technology.
flipboard.comBetween 100 and 200 graduates left the ceremony while the Google CEO delivered the keynote. A venture capitalist criticized the action on social media.
morningstaronline.co.ukStaff at Goldsmiths, University of London, started an indefinite strike on June 8 after management imposed a lockout during an earlier marking boycott. The action responds to a third restructuring plan in five years that targets more than 20 percent of positions to achieve 22 mil…
cnbc.com@Forbes reported that a CAEL study based on surveys of more than 200,000 adults found widespread interest in college or training programs, alongside significant barriers to enrollment.
The Student Loans Company is attempting to locate more than 42,000 former European students who left without repaying loans totaling £893 million. The government-owned company has contacted authorities in other countries to trace the borrowers.
South China Morning PostThe UCLA emeritus professor will lead the Institute of Applied Physics and Materials Engineering after three decades in the United States.
New York PostA Cornell University student declined a summer internship after learning the company's co-founders are Jewish. The student sent an eight-word response and later posted additional comments on social media.
The IndependentA former University of Hawai‘i football staff member alleges she faced repeated comments about her narcolepsy and unequal travel treatment before her contract ended in December 2024.
techjuice.pkThe group used CVE-2026-35273 to target roughly 100 organizations and extort at least one victim. About 68 percent of the targeted organizations are in higher education.
thenation.comColumbia University will require SAT or ACT scores from applicants to its undergraduate colleges starting in August 2027. The change follows a multi-year faculty review that found test scores to be a useful indicator of student success.
focustaiwan.twStarting July 1, 2026, the Saving on a Valuable Education repayment plan ends and two new repayment plans begin. Borrowers face new borrowing limits and must choose from revised repayment options under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
New York PostThe Department of Justice announced Tuesday it is investigating CUNY’s Black Male Initiative after a complaint alleged the 21-year-old program discriminates on the basis of race.
More than 60 Democratic members of Congress called on the Education Department to grant debt relief to borrowers already approved under existing programs. The request also seeks an extension of the pause on involuntary collections and a halt to the transfer of defaulted loans to…
Interim vice-chancellor Rebekah Brown told a Senate estimates hearing the university lost about $100 million in donor and international-student revenue following governance failures and a cost-cutting program.
nationalpost.comMore than 1,100 University of California math and science professors have asked the UC regents to bring back standardized college-entrance exams. The professors state that students arriving without required preparation are lowering academic standards and increasing demands on tea…
The HillThe university reached the agreement on Wednesday to resolve claims that a campus doctor sexually abused students from 1978 to 1998. The deal covers all but one of 280 pending cases and follows an earlier $61 million payout in February.
foxnews.comThe university reached a preliminary agreement to pay approximately $100 million to hundreds of former student athletes who said they were sexually abused by Dr. Richard Strauss. The settlement covers all but one of 280 remaining claims in pending litigation.
An international student who finished Harvard Business School in 2024 without a full-time offer used a post-graduation internship and networking to obtain a product manager position at Google. The role began in November 2024 within the YouTube division.
NewsweekThe student newspaper detailed donations routed through a San Francisco law firm and linked some to entities tied to China's United Front system. Condoleezza Rice called the reporting irresponsible and asked for its withdrawal.
The GuardianAustralian graduates will see their combined HECS debts increase by $1 billion on May 31. Calls continue for changes to the indexation date to ease cost-of-living burdens.
ForbesMIT President Sally Kornbluth delivered remarks at the 2026 commencement ceremony. She highlighted the institution's values of excellence, curiosity, and ethical conduct.
freepressjournal.inNankai University and Sun Yat-sen University announced the removals on 31 May 2026 after a blogger raised questions about data integrity in papers the scientists had authored.
CalMattersAbout 40 percent of California community college courses are now delivered online. Officials say the format increases access for working students while creating challenges with engagement and academic support.
BloombergSt. John's University completed the sale of its Staten Island campus to Wagner College. The transaction price was $30 million according to city records.
newtraderu.comThe Atlantic published a weekly Books Briefing that highlights reading suggestions for people ages 18 to 22. Editor Anna Holmes selected titles intended to offer examples rather than direct instruction. The newsletter also lists four recent Atlantic articles on poetry, culture, p…
Nbc NewsStudents at multiple universities have created groups opposing rapid AI development. NBC News interviewed seven students who described faculty encouragement of AI use and concerns over academic integrity and future employment.
Forbes released its annual list of America's College Financial Grades, covering more than 900 private not-for-profit colleges. Several institutions recorded improved scores compared with the prior year.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewFleur Hassan-Nahoum, special envoy for trade innovation at Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, launched Campus Israel to connect foreign Jewish students with English-language university programs in Israel. The platform provides application support, internships, and community se…
Forbes published its third annual New Ivies list of 20 colleges whose graduates rate highly with employers. The list includes 10 public and 10 private schools selected after a survey of more than 100 C-suite executives.
Washington MonthlyRecent college graduates report fewer entry-level openings while overall white-collar employment data shows growth. Unemployment among new graduates has risen and long-term joblessness for degree holders has increased.
Nbc NewsGraduates at three commencement ceremonies this month booed speakers who praised AI. Students at five universities have formed groups calling for slower development of advanced AI systems.
nypost.comHarvard University faculty approved a policy limiting A grades to 20 percent of those awarded in each class. The change responds to a rise in A grades from under 25 percent two decades ago to 60 percent in 2025.
The GuardianThe French government expanded a subsidized meal program to all 3 million higher-education students after a survey found nearly half were skipping meals. The change took effect this month at 950 campus restaurants and cafeterias operated by the National Centre for University and…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe lawsuit seeks repayment of federal grants and changes to campus procedures. It alleges that UCLA failed to stop harassment of Jewish and Israeli students during campus protests in 2024.
winnipegfreepress.comThe U.S. National Science Foundation has limited new research grants to four elite universities. The change began last month and affects institutions including Princeton University.
ibtimes.co.ukMore than 550 University of California STEM professors signed an open letter requesting reinstatement of SAT and ACT mathematics requirements for STEM applicants starting in 2027. The letter cites studies showing sharp increases in students entering with math skills below high-sc…
The Atlantic published a list of seven books intended for readers finishing college. The selections focus on writing, mindfulness, poetry, essays, and classic fiction.
winnipegfreepress.comA state appeals court ruled that sovereign immunity bars a former station manager's defamation claims against the university that operates the station. The decision leaves open the possibility of claims against individual authors.
nypost.comA university student will resume classes with outpatient care, therapy, financial oversight, and device monitoring in place. The plan also includes software to block betting sites and periodic compliance checks.
nypost.comSwarthmore College announced a new tuition guarantee covering full tuition for domestic students from households with incomes of $200,000 or less. The program begins with the 2027-28 academic year.
The IndependentA former Ball State University employee will receive $225,000 to settle a federal lawsuit alleging her termination violated free-speech protections. The American Civil Liberties Union filed the suit last year on behalf of Suzanne Swierc.
forward.comDr. Michael Gofman will discuss artificial intelligence and organizations in a live interview scheduled for 7 p.m. Israel time on May 26. The event is organized by the Hebrew University Business School.
New York PostAuthor and scholar Gad Saad argues in a new book that Western societies have taken compassion too far, citing reactions to the Oct. 7 attacks and debates over gender definitions. He says misplaced empathy can lead to what he calls civilizational self-harm.
Sara Blakely addressed graduates at Florida State University, her alma mater, and described how personal mindset shaped her path from entry-level setbacks to founding Spanx. She recounted early rejections, odd jobs, and the influence of self-help audio on her later success.
ForbesA Science analysis of 95,513 students at twenty public research universities found that roughly 9 percent of those who use generative AI have submitted AI-generated work they knew might not be allowed. The study used a list experiment to avoid direct admissions and examined diffe…
automotiveworld.comA survey of 95,500 undergraduates at public research universities shows that two-thirds used generative AI in 2023-24, while 9 percent reported submitting AI-generated work when it may not have been allowed. Daily users reported the prohibited practice at a 26 percent rate.
A Science Policy Forum article states that higher education institutions face growing integrity challenges from generative AI and must adjust assessment practices. The piece argues that current methods require revision to address these developments.
news.sky.comTrinity College has asked the public for information on three 9-foot stone figures removed from its chapel tower in the 1820s. One original statue remains on college grounds; the locations of the other three are unknown.
EuronewsPresident Recep Tayyip Erdoğan reversed a decree ordering the closure of Istanbul Bilgi University after student and faculty protests. The reversal was published in the official gazette on Sunday.
nationalpost.comThe California State University system renewed a contract to provide ChatGPT Edu to students, faculty and staff. A survey of more than 94,000 respondents showed mixed views on the technology's effects.