Global University News

Broward College board, president reach $430K separation agreement
Under the settlement, Torey Alston resigned immediately and will withdraw his lawsuit against the board. The board…
Cornell, MIT and others can appeal class action status in antitrust case
Former students accused the colleges of colluding to fix tuition prices and lower financial aid offers.
Universities as “guardians of reliable knowledge” — Dr. Angela Ittel and Dr. Magdalena Sut-Lohmann on why Truth Matters at TU Braunschweig
This year, SAR celebrates 25 years of a global academic freedom movement strong enough to meet the challenges ahead. In…
University of Utah to shutter Sandy location in January
Fall classes will continue as scheduled for the 660 students who have already signed up, the university said.
Education Department takes first step to strip ABA of accreditation authority
Agency staff recommended ending federal recognition for the American Bar Association’s accreditation arm, ramping up…
Education Department proposal would make it easier to end grants
The move would give the agency broad authority to end grants, including “for convenience,” after such approaches…
Why strategic planning in higher education must start with leadership alignment
Colleges and universities need a recurring leadership discipline that aligns assumptions, clarifies investment…
Week in review: Accreditation overhaul takes step forward
We’re rounding up recent stories, from plans to propose a change to the H-1B program to the planned sale of Anna…
Inside a culture shift that raised the bar for Elon Law
A rise in first-time bar passage wasn’t driven by a quick fix. It came from changing expectations.
International applicant numbers tumble on Common App
The number of first-time international applicants on the popular application platform declined 10% in the 2025-26…