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The Trump Administration Is Suing Minnesota over Breaks in Higher Education for Immigrant Students

Minnesota Politics · Minnesota

The Trump Administration Is Suing Minnesota over Breaks in Higher Education for Immigrant Students

36% Center coverage: 81 sources

Indiana University To Discontinue More Than 100 Academic Programs

Education · Indiana

Indiana University To Discontinue More Than 100 Academic Programs

58% Center coverage: 31 sources

Warner says DOJ letter to University of Virginia president was ‘explicit’

US Politics · United States

Warner says DOJ letter to University of Virginia president was ‘explicit’

42% Center coverage: 19 sources

Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said in a Sunday interview that University of Virginia President James Ryan, who submitted his resignation on Friday, was given an “explicit” deadline to step aside, in a letter last week from the Department of Justice (DOJ). See the Story

5 takeaways as Senate ships Trump’s megabill to House

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Senate Republicans endured a 26-hour slog before finally passing President Trump’s ambitious tax and spending package early Tuesday afternoon, putting it one giant step closer to reaching the president’s desk. US Politics · United States See the Story

Small, private university in southern Michigan to close in 2026 after 105 years

72% Center coverage: 14 sources

The 1,800-student Catholic university in Lenawee County will maintain normal operations through spring 2026 while helping non-graduating students transfer elsewhere.Catholic Church · Adrian See the Story

The Senate’s higher ed measures are a good start. Here’s what could improve them.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The reconciliation bill could do more to hold college programs accountable for how much they charge, argues an official at Arnold Ventures, a philanthropy.Senate Read Article

Stanford faces $140M budget cut amid changing federal funding landscape

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Stanford University is preparing for major budget cuts, reducing its general fund by $140 million in the upcoming year. In a message to faculty and staff, university leaders linked the decision to shifting federal policies, which are putting new strain on higher education funding. Federal policy shifts lead to major budget shortfall On June 26, Provost Jenny Martinez and President Jon Levin said the shortfall would impact key areas, including re…Stanford · Stanford See the Story

How Can College Officials Know if They’re Ready to Lead ‘Big Scary Change’?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

They should consider if they hold views counter to successfully leading an institution through a merger or acquisition, one consolidation expert says.Education Reforms · United States See the Story

Week in review: National Science Foundation’s cap on overhead research funding struck down

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

We’re rounding up last week’s news, from the Trump administration’s latest court setback to public university systems forming a new accreditor.Donald Trump · United States Read Article

Stanford University To Lay Off Staff, Cut $140 Million From Its Budget

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Stanford University leaders announced this week that the university would be laying off employees and cutting $140 million from it budget for the upcoming year.Layoffs · Stanford See the Story

Key higher ed provisions in reconciliation bill violate Senate rules, official finds

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Expanding Pell Grants to short-term programs and consolidating student loan programs were among the proposals flagged by the chamber’s parliamentarian.Senate See the Story

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