Global University News

Antitrust lawsuit against 32 colleges with early decision can proceed, judge rules
However, U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley dismissed the claims against Common App and other noncollege defendants.…
“Universities are more important than ever, even in times of conflict.” Dr. Robert Egnell on why Truth Matters at the Swedish Defence University
This year, SAR celebrates 25 years of a global academic freedom movement strong enough to meet the challenges ahead. In…
Most 4-year graduates work in same state as their alma mater, report finds
States looking to grow their college-educated workforce should focus on "homegrown talent” over wooing outside…
Haverford settles with group accusing college of fostering antisemitism
Under the settlement terms, the private college will bar discrimination against Zionist, Jewish and Israeli students…
From Kabul to Vechta: Wahida’s research will shed light on the experiences of Afghan refugees in Germany
Having recently begun an academic position at the University of Vechta, SAR-assisted scholar Wahida R. reflects on the…
Elite colleges are returning to the SAT and ACT. Will others follow?
Top-ranked colleges and the Trump administration are embracing the exams, but that doesn’t mean test-optional…
Week in review: The conservative vision for higher ed
We’re rounding up recent stories, from a request from U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon to cuts at the Illinois…
How Sonoma State saved academic programs slated for closure
After wide-ranging academic cuts, the public institution’s leaders worked with faculty to make some previously…
The Heritage Foundation releases sweeping model bill to overhaul higher ed
The conservative think tank framed the proposal as a way for state lawmakers to “codify the principles” of the Trump…
Minnesota State Mankato to undergo layoffs, hike tuition amid $22M shortfall
Despite strong enrollment, the public university said it’s facing a large budget hole due to stagnant state funding.…