- Cornell’s high‑profile rape inquiry, including the president’s “defining moment” remarks and the DA’s refusal to review additional evidence, is reshaping national campus‑assault policies and prompting a broader reckoning on how universities handle sexual violence.
- The U.S. Department of Justice has sued UCLA Law School for allegedly using race unlawfully in admissions, reigniting the federal affirmative‑action battle and sparking debate across higher‑education institutions.
- More than 1,200 Colorado students have earned a climate‑literacy “seal,” and an increasing number of states are adopting similar programs, signaling a swift expansion of climate‑education credentials in K‑12 curricula.
- Australia’s new student‑visa restrictions that curb dependent visas and on‑shore applications are expected to sharply reduce international enrolments and reshape the country’s higher‑education revenue model.
- The federal scholarship tax credit, detailed by policy experts, offers a refundable credit for qualified post‑secondary expenses, representing a significant new tool to improve college affordability for low‑ and middle‑income families.
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