INSIGHT Staff, Author at Insight Into Academia

Court Halts Controversial Effort to Track Race in College Admissions

ED Terminates Title IX Agreements Shielding Transgender Students

Trump’s FY2027 Budget Would Gut Higher Education Funding

Federal Ruling Compels UPenn to Turn Over Information on Jewish Community Members

Court Throws Out DOJ Suit, Protecting In-State Tuition for Undocumented Minnesota Students

Critics Warn Kentucky’s New Faculty Bill Opens Door to Political Interference

Civic Engagement and Community Service Award

University of Cincinnati Launches Bearcats Affordability Grant to Cover Tuition for Low-Income Students

UGA Grows AI Access, Literacy, and Research

Harvard Faces Another DOJ Lawsuit and Two New Civil Rights Probes

State Funding Pressures Mount for Public Universities Across the Nation

ED Transfers $180B in Defaulted Student Loans to Treasury Dept.

Student Loan Borrowers Face Mounting Hurdles as Oversight Gaps Widen

Pell Grants Are Expanding. So Is the Funding Gap.

Pritzker Signs Order to Set New Postsecondary Attainment Goals for Illinois

ED Sued by 17 States Over New College Data Reporting Requirements

So You Just Became a Dean

Loan Cap Proposal Draws Broad Opposition From Health Care, Graduate Education Groups

Net Prices Are Falling. The College Affordability Debate Hasn’t Caught Up.

CSU Fights Back Against What It Calls Retroactive Federal Overreach

College Affordability Crisis: Advocates Push for Pell Grant Reform, Loan Relief, and More

ED Continues Push to Break Up Accreditation ‘Monopolies,’ Drawing Pushback from Higher Ed Leaders

Pentagon Cancels Nearly 100 Military Fellowships at Ivy League and Elite Universities

Lumina, Gallup Report: Students See Value in College as Public Confidence Wavers

Trump Shifts Key ED Duties to State Dept., HHS

Indiana Lawmakers Push to Expand Control Over College Programs

March 2026

Kansas GOP Revives Bill Targeting DEI and CRT at Public Universities

Court Order Blocking UCLA Settlement Stands After DOJ Withdrawal

Pell Grant Faces Growing Multibillion-Dollar Shortfall

Trailblazers: Lighting the Way Forward

UTC Hosts Fourth Annual Inventanooga Competition for Student Innovators

AACSB Navigates DEI Pressures in New Global Accreditation Framework

Wisconsin Lawmakers Advance Bill Targeting Race-Based College Programs

Massachusetts Opens Door to Three-Year Bachelor’s Degrees

Kentucky Bill Seeks to Make Faculty Firing Easier

Pentagon to End Academic Partnerships With Harvard

Oklahoma Opens New Front in National Push to Weaken Faculty Tenure

New ED Guidance Puts Widely Used Student Voting Study in Jeopardy

New Data Show Shifting Enrollment Patterns After End of Race-Conscious Admissions

Trump Demands $1B Settlement from Harvard

What Proposed Graduate Loan Caps Could Mean for Access and Affordability

Yale Pledges Tuition-Free Education for Families Earning Up to $200K

Texas Orders Freeze of H-1B Visa Petitions at Public Universities, Agencies

Accreditation Overhaul Moves Forward, Sparking Debate Over Academic Autonomy

ED Backs Down in Legal Fight over Campus DEI Guidance

DEI, Governance, and the Question of VMI’s Public Funding

Jewish Faculty, Students Back UPenn in EEOC Case

Congress Pushes Back on Trump’s Science Cuts, Offering Stability for University Research

Virginia’s New Leadership Moves to Reshape Higher Education Governance After Turbulent Year

Assistant Vice President, Institutional Effectiveness and Assessment, Westchester Community College

Postdoctoral Fellow in Lung Cancer, University of Maryland, Baltimore

Assistant Professor, International Human Rights Law & Public International Law, Seton Hall University

Medical Director, Morgan State University

Assistant Director of Student Organizations and Club Sports, Middlebury College

Assistant Professor, Forest Health and Ecology, Louisiana Tech University

Assistant/Associate Professor, Biological Sciences, Kean University

Director Of Nursing, El Camino College

Campus Fiscal Manager, Colorado Mountain College

ASL Interpreter and Coordinator, The College of New Jersey

Privacy Concerns Drive Opposition to EEOC Antisemitism Probe at Penn

Vanderbilt’s Coast-to-Coast Growth Continues With New San Francisco Campus

Texas Ends ABA Accreditation Requirement for Law Schools

Building a Holistic Model for International Student Success & Retention

Colleges Weigh Opportunities and Risks as FIPSE Program Is Reshaped

UNL Chancellor Resigns Following Months of Campus Tension Over Budget Cuts

UVA Health Expands Dialysis Food Pharmacy Program to Combat Food Insecurity

Ole Miss Launches Sports Pharmacy Education Program

Microsoft Helps Colleges Harness AI and Data to Drive Student Success

January/February 2026

NIH Agreement Opens Path for Review of Frozen Research Grants

States Sue Trump Over $100K H-1B Visa Fee, Citing Risks to Higher Education

Can Talent Marketplaces Deliver? ED Launches $15 Million National Challenge

MacKenzie Scott Expands No-Strings Giving to HBCUs and Community-Based Organizations

Settlement Could End SAVE Plan, Forcing Millions Into New Repayment Options

FAFSA Now Flags Colleges With Below-Average Graduate Earnings

Workforce Pell Signals Sweeping Changes Ahead of 2026 Rollout

University of Alabama Cites Anti-DEI Memo in Suspension of Student Magazines

Political Climate Drives Major Shifts in DEI Work, New CDO Report Shows

CAP Report Warns Political Intrusion Is Eroding Higher Ed Independence

FAFSA Delays Are Disrupting Admissions Timelines—Here’s What Campus Leaders Need to Know

What Campus Leaders Need to Know About the Federal Plan to Restructure the U.S. Department of Education

International Students Added $43 Billion to U.S. Economy in 2024–25, But New Data Shows a Sharp Downturn Ahead

U.S. Colleges Report 17% Drop in New International Students — What It Means for Higher Ed

How Shifting International Student Enrollment Trends Are Reshaping U.S. Higher Education

New Report Maps the Uneven Geography of College Affordability

Enrollment Rebounds in 2025, Per Preliminary Data

Lumina Targets 75% College Attainment by 2040 Through State Collaboration

Columbia Taps Endowment to Stabilize Research Funding

ED Outlines New Funding Priorities

Cornell Agrees to Pay the Trump Admin $60M to Unfreeze Research Funding

Miami University, Cleveland Clinic Deepen Ties With New Facility and Programs

Achieving the Dream Launches National Effort to Expand Shortened College Terms

November/December 2025

Texas Voters Approve $850 Million Endowment for Technical College System

Vanderbilt Announces 2026 Launch of NYC Campus

Princeton President’s New Book on Free Speech Sparks Data Dispute with FIRE

Community Colleges are Crucial Partners in Economic Development Strategy, Study Says

Colleges Cautioned to Stay the Course Amid New Federal Immigration Guidance