Colleges cut staff as administrative bloat draws criticism
Administrative layoffs are underway at colleges and universities across the United States as administrators cut staff to address administrative bloat and redire
Global higher education systems face funding crisis
Higher education systems globally face a funding crisis as models from the last half-century prove unsustainable. Policy-makers must address whether institution
Eight Universities Launch Binational Education Consortium
Binational education consortium launched by eight universities aims to connect thousands of cross-border students from Tijuana and California.
UK-EU Summit to Discuss Lower Tuition Fees for EU Students
The UK-EU summit discusses lower tuition fees for EU students as part of post-Brexit trade negotiations.
Employers drop out before training programs take shape
Employers often withdraw before U.S. workforce-training programs—like Workforce Pell Grants—take shape, leaving billions in federal funds unutilized.
Manchester leads global sustainability rankings
The University of Manchester leads global sustainability rankings, excelling in contributions to the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2024.
Education Hubs Shift to Interactive Ecosystems
Education hubs are increasingly shifting to interactive ecosystems, transforming higher education through collaborative relationships and transnational programs
Computing drives growth in interdisciplinary research partnerships
Computing drives growth in interdisciplinary research partnerships, with university participation rising by 22% according to the Times Higher Education Interdis
African Universities Face Systemic Challenges
African universities face systemic challenges, including governance and funding issues, affecting higher education system.
International Education Needs Smarter Decisions Not More AI
International education recruitment needs smarter decisions, not more AI, to help institutions attract the right students and optimize resources.