Coursera adds 10 new micro-credentials from top industry partners including Google DeepMind, Meta, Microsoft, IBM, and MathWorks to meet surging learner demand.

Coursera's 2026 report reveals 94% of employers pay more for micro-credentials and 92% say early hires perform better in their first year.

The University of Wisconsin is investigating a student animal advocacy group following coordinated raids on dog breeding facilities, raising questions about campus activism.

The University of Sydney's dedicated female-only hiring round attracted 600 applicants from 40+ countries, improving quality and diversity in academic recruitment.

Spring enrollment data reveals declining master's program candidates and a growing split in community college enrollment trends across the U.S.

Moore College of Art & Design announces its transition to coeducation, marking a landmark moment for one of the nation's oldest women-focused art institutions.

An Ohio State University faculty committee has recommended termination for a professor caught on video allegedly tackling a journalist on campus.

NYU's Zoe Ragouzeos explains how colleges can embed student well-being beyond counseling centers into every part of campus life.

The Trump administration is reshaping TRIO grant competitions by favoring state agencies, potentially leaving past winners without funding.

University presidents are under unprecedented political pressure. Here's how today's higher ed leaders are navigating ultra-politicization while keeping campuses focused.

Two higher education leaders who successfully completed mergers reveal the hard truths and hidden challenges nobody warned them about going in.

Bari Weiss built her brand fighting cancel culture—but now that she runs The Free Press, critics say she's doing exactly what she condemned.