Duolingo's routine Python migration accidentally uncovered a hidden inefficiency that had been wasting CPU resources for years — here's how they fixed it.

A court has partially blocked the public release of a sex abuse report tied to Seton Hall University, raising questions about transparency and accountability.

Massachusetts may soon require high school students to complete the FAFSA as a graduation requirement, reshaping college access statewide.

AI is breaking traditional honor codes. Experts weigh in on whether academic integrity policies can—and should—be reformed for the AI era.

The Colleges of Law in California is expanding bar prep support and preparation time to help working and nontraditional law students pass the bar exam.

Latin American students are increasingly choosing Spain over the U.S. for education, citing stability and freedom, says Esade Business School dean.

A review of 'Gerontocracy in America' explores how generational bias can overpower rational self-interest in U.S. politics and policy.

Could city-level councils transform how colleges serve local learners, employers, and communities? Explore the growing case for metro-area coordination.

The Florida Board of Governors delays UF's presidential confirmation vote over regulatory noncompliance concerns tied to the university's board chair.

House Democrats broaden their Jeffrey Epstein investigation to include Bard College and Harvard University, scrutinizing institutional ties to the late financier.

The University of Florida trustees hired Stuart Bell as interim president despite Florida Board of Governors' attempts to slow the process over compliance concerns.

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