Inside Alabama’s Next-Generation Cybersecurity Classroom
In Huntsville, Alabama, home to one of the nation’s largest cybersecurity hubs, educators and industry professionals are rethinking what cybersecurity
higher education
What Makes Dual Enrollment Actually Work: Building Pathways Students Can Actually Trust
This blog is the second in series called Beyond the Course Catalog: What Makes Dual Enrollment Actually Work, a four-part
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OPINION: I’m a college president, and I think higher education has to do a better job of controlling costs
Every fall, millions of American parents and caregivers make extraordinary sacrifices to send a child to college. They work overtime,
The Lasting Benefits of Tougher Tenure Rules
Assessing Impacts One way to summarize these many details is to think in terms of a pair of experimental treatments.
Why higher ed has to embrace and embed AI now
It seems many colleges and universities are treating AI as a threat to manage rather than a tool to embrace—but
IRS tax plan could imperil college finances, Moody’s says
Dive Brief: The Trump administration’s recent proposal to revoke the tax-exempt status of private nonprofit colleges over their diversity efforts
Top Scientists Lead Exodus of Chinese Academics From U.S.
Chinese researchers are returning home in growing numbers, motivated to leave the U.S. by a mix of push and pull factors,
Parents Are Bringing AI to the IEP Meeting. How Should Teachers Respond?
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to clarify language about educator response. The individualized education program (IEP) process generates
Our children need a lot more protection from AI, but they aren’t getting it
by Shauna D. A. Knox, The Hechinger Report September 9, 2026 For 15 years, we let children carry cellphones into
New Australian Law Restricts Social Media for Kids. Is It Working?
Since it was published two years ago, Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation has made, we believe, a huge contribution by