Valdosta State University proudly celebrates Morgan Wynn of Valdosta, who has been officially named the institution’s 2025 Graduate Assistant of the Year, an esteemed recognition underscoring her profound impact within the realm of higher education. This prestigious student award not only highlights Ms. Wynn’s individual brilliance but also exemplifies Valdosta […]
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Benjamin Lalani named Johns Hopkins University’s first Samvid Scholar
Johns Hopkins University has marked a truly significant milestone with the naming of Benjamin Lalani as its inaugural Samvid Scholar, an honor that underscores the institution’s unwavering commitment to fostering groundbreaking research and societal impact. This highly distinguished and fiercely competitive Academic Award provides substantial support, a remarkable $100,000, specifically […]
Seven years, +$90M later, UW-L’s Prairie Springs II closer than ever in state budget
After a protracted wait spanning seven years, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s ambitious Prairie Springs Science Center is finally poised for a transformative leap forward, securing over $90 million in the state budget for its highly anticipated second phase of construction. This significant allocation marks a pivotal moment for higher […]
Meet the man who started as an apprentice and engineered his way to a career
The journey from apprentice to a distinguished career is often paved with dedication, practical experience, and, for some, a significant commitment to continuous learning. This article illuminates the inspiring path of an individual who commenced their professional journey immersed in hands-on experience, only to find a pivotal opportunity for advancement […]
Stefanik criticizes Columbia University president over potential violation of the Civil Rights Act
Congresswoman Elise Stefanik has ignited a significant debate within the realm of higher education, launching a sharp public criticism against the president of Columbia University, alleging a potential violation of the Civil Rights Act. This forceful statement emerges amidst a national landscape increasingly grappling with complex issues of discrimination and […]
Countdown is on for University of Cumbria summer graduations
Carlisle is abuzz with anticipation as the University of Cumbria gears up to host its eagerly awaited 2025 summer graduation ceremonies. This significant annual event is set to transform the historic city, drawing thousands of graduates, their families, and friends to celebrate academic milestones and embark on new chapters. The […]
Overseas students using higher education as ‘backdoor’ to stay in UK – report
A recent report has cast a critical spotlight on the United Kingdom’s immigration framework, suggesting that a significant number of international students are leveraging higher education courses primarily as a conduit for long-term settlement within the nation. This revelation challenges the conventional perception of student visas as temporary permits for […]
Perspective: The resignation of the UVA president and what it says about Trump’s strategy on higher education
The recent resignation of the University of Virginia (UVA) president serves as a compelling inflection point, offering profound insights into the intricate interplay between political ideologies and the trajectory of American higher education, particularly under the lingering influence of former President Donald Trump’s strategic vision. During his tenure, Donald Trump […]
AI is reshaping education, and TWU now has someone to manage it
In a pioneering move poised to redefine the landscape of modern academia, Texas Woman’s University (TWU) has officially appointed a Chief Artificial Intelligence Strategist, signaling a robust commitment to integrating artificial intelligence into the core of its educational framework. This landmark decision follows over a year of meticulous planning and […]
Trump administration finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students
The Trump administration has escalated its scrutiny of Harvard University, formally declaring that the prestigious institution has failed to adequately protect its Jewish students from antisemitism, a finding that carries profound implications for the university’s federal funding. This significant announcement intensifies an already contentious relationship between the administration and one […]
The Decline And Fall Of Our So-Called Degreed Experts
Recent years have witnessed a significant re-evaluation of the pronouncements from our so-called “degreed experts,” particularly as their predictions increasingly diverge from real-world outcomes. A recurring theme has emerged: the conventional wisdom, often espoused by university economists, policy strategists, and academic elites, frequently fails to align with subsequent data and […]
PNW students disturbed by DEI cuts
Purdue University Northwest’s recent decision to significantly reduce its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and staff has sparked considerable dismay among its student body, particularly those from historically underrepresented backgrounds. This strategic shift, perceived by many as a step backward for the institution’s commitment to inclusivity, is already demonstrating […]
Trump administration finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students, threatens to cut all funding
In a significant escalation of its scrutiny over academic institutions, the Trump administration has delivered a potent challenge to Harvard University, culminating an investigation that alleges the esteemed institution failed to adequately protect its Jewish students. This determination carries grave consequences, as it has led to a direct threat to […]
Delbert and Maradyl Facklam Scholarship awarded
In a significant boost to academic aspirations, Sara Zumbahlen has been officially named the distinguished recipient of the prestigious Delbert and Maradyl Facklam Scholarship. This highly anticipated announcement underscores a pivotal moment for Ms. Zumbahlen, providing crucial financial aid that will undoubtedly bolster her pursuit of higher education and enable […]