INSIGHT Staff, Author at Insight Into Academia

Trump Pressures Universities With New 10-Point Funding Memo

Judge Rebukes Trump for “Chilling” Campus Free Speech

HHS Threatens Harvard’s Federal Research Funding

NASA, Astronomical Society Bring Top Researchers to Community College Classrooms

New Jersey’s Community Colleges Unite to Tackle Student Hunger

Universities Push Forward with AI Integration

Philanthropic Gifts Boost Conservation at ASU, Mental Health Care at CU

UChicago Pauses Dozens of Graduate Programs Amid Budget Cuts

UC Faculty, Students, and Unions Sue to Restore Federal Funding

Students Increasingly Choose Colleges Based on Political Identity, Study Finds

Faculty Firings Over Charlie Kirk Comments Spark Free Speech Concerns

Queens, Elon Universities Announce Plans to Merge

ED Ends $350M in Grants for Minority-Serving Institutions

FIRE Survey Finds Majority of Colleges Failing Free Speech Test

College Board Ends Admissions Tool Amid Federal Pressure

Judge Strikes Down Trump’s Funding Freeze on Harvard

House Republicans Propose Deep Cuts to ED Funding

CSU System Adopts New Tools to Streamline Financial Aid and Improve Access

DOJ Sues Illinois Over Tuition Policy for Undocumented Students

University of Chicago Announces $100 Million in Budget Cuts Amid Rising Deficit

Morgan State University Awarded $1.75M Grant to Plan Nonprofit Medical School

Frontier Nursing

Dartmouth College Geisel School of Medicine

Augustana College

A.T. Still University

Agnes Scott College

UF Names Columbia Professor as Interim President Amid Turbulent Leadership Search

Trump Stuns Allies With Proposal to Admit 600,000 Chinese Students

Cornell Faces $100 Million Settlement in Federal Antisemitism Probe

September 2025

Federal Appeals Court Overturns Drag Show Ban at West Texas A&M

AAUP Rebukes DOJ Finding Against George Washington University

Mellon Foundation Invests $1M in Expanding AI for Humanities Research

Judge Overturns Trump’s Higher Ed Anti-DEI Directives

DOJ Accuses GWU of Ignoring Antisemitism, Threatens Federal Action

Princeton Expands No-Tuition Policy to Most Families Earning Under $250,000

Trump Threatens Harvard’s Patent Portfolio in Escalating Dispute

Director Academic Student Advising, UC Clermont College, University of Cincinnati

New AI-Focused Mathematics Institute Launches at Carnegie Mellon with NSF Backing

Stanford to Cut 363 Jobs, Citing Federal Policy Changes and Steep Tax Hike on Endowment

DOJ Memo Warns Colleges: Considering Geography, Life Experience May Be Unlawful

Northwestern Slashes 425 Jobs as Trump Freezes $790M in Federal Funding

AAUP Condemns DOJ Probe of George Mason Faculty Senate

Federal Funding Boosts Workforce Development at Community Colleges Nationwide

Columbia Reaches $221M Settlement with Federal Government, Regains Research Funding

Columbia Suspends, Expels Dozens of Student Protesters Amid Federal Pressure

Why Benchmarking Campus Climate Matters More Than Ever in 2025

AAUP Report Urges Faculty Oversight in AI Adoption Across Higher Education

Public Confidence in Higher Education Rebounds, New Gallup Data Shows

More U.S. Students Apply to UK Universities Amid Political Turmoil at Home

Campus Leaders Defend Universities in Final House Antisemitism Hearing

Using Climate Survey Data to Support Accreditation & Strategic Planning

Supporting At-Risk Students: Using Climate Surveys to Guide Early Interventions

Baylor University Returns Grant for LGBTQIA+, Women-Inclusion Study

How to Design a Burnout Survey That Resonates With Faculty & Staff

DHS Subpoenas Harvard in Escalating Dispute Over International Students

Florida Pushes Ahead with New Accreditor Amid Concerns of Political Overreach

Making Climate Survey Data Actionable for Leadership

Rollins College

Hudson County Community College

Naropa University

Suffolk University

Amherst College

New Endowment Tax Could Reshape College Finances, Aid, and Access

Campus climate surveys can be powerful—but only if you act on them.

Data Science Instructor, Heersink School of Medicine, The University of Alabama at Birmingham

House Republicans Escalate Ivy League Price-Fixing Probe

New Illinois Laws Aim to Ease College Access, Affordability for High School Students

Trump Further Threatens Harvard with Total Loss of Federal Funding

July/August 2025

UVA President Resigns as Trump Administration Escalates Fight With Colleges Over DEI Programs

California Higher Ed Leaders Urge Congress to Reject Pell Grant Cuts

Court Sides with Harvard in Clash Over International Student Policy

Georgetown Study Warns of Growing Credential Gap in Middle-Skills Jobs

Texas Passes Sweeping Law to Curb Faculty Senates at Public Universities

Court Rejects Columbia Faculty Unions’ Challenge to Federal Education Cuts

Trump’s NIH Grant Terminations Ruled Unlawful by Federal Judge

Treasury Department Weighs Revoking Tax-Exempt Status from Colleges That Consider Race

Michigan House Passes Controversial Higher Ed Budget with Deep Cuts, Cultural Restrictions

Lawsuit Aims to Dismantle Support for HSIs

Higher Ed News Roundup: June 11

Values-Driven and Digitally Drained: How Gen Z Is Rewriting the College Search

Trump’s Pell Grant Cuts Could Shut College Doors for Low-Income Students

Harvard Wins Temporary Court Victory Against Trump’s Student Visa Ban

Columbia University’s Accreditation Threatened Over Antisemitism Response

Higher Ed News Roundup: June 4

Florida Board Rejects Santa Ono’s Appointment to Lead UF Amid Political Backlash

The 2025 Insight Into Academia Inspiring Programs in STEM Award

MIT to Close Central DEI Office

Higher Ed News Roundup: May 28

Trump Sets Sights on UC System

Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Restrict International Students at Harvard

Federal Court Halts Mass Layoffs at Department of Education

Appeals Court Hears Arguments Against Anti-DEI Executive Orders, With Broad Support for NADOHE Lawsuit

Higher Ed News Roundup: May 21

Rural Maine Schools Caught in Crossfire as Trump Administration Threatens Federal Education Funds

Sweeping House Budget Bill Threatens College Access and Student Aid, ACE Warns

Boston Students Look to HBCUs Amid Pressure on Higher Ed

Penn State Weighs Closure of Seven Branch Campuses Amid Enrollment, Budget Pressures