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Professor Mark Bray, author of “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” says he has received death threats.| Articles – Truthout
Professor Mark Bray, author of “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” says he has received death threats.| Articles – Truthout
Reading Time: 7minutesReading comprehension is a life skill; learn about its significance and some strategies to help improve it in the classroom. The post How to Improve Reading Comprehension? appeared first on Observatory - Institute for the Future of Education.| Observatory – Institute for the Future of Education
At CIDDL’s most recent AI Office Hours, the conversation focused on one of the most pressing questions in special education today: Can artificial intelligence (AI) meaningfully support the development of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)? Dr. Olivia Coleman, assistant professor at the University of Central Florida, and Danielle Waterfield, doctoral candidate at the University of Virginia, led a thoughtful discussion on both the opportunities and the risks of integrating AI into IEP p...| CIDDL
by Genevieve Balance Kupang Busan, Korea – Research Paper Session II at the WURI Global Conference 2025 convened leading scholars and practitioners to address one of higher education’s most pressing challenges: navigating the ethical frontiers of artificial intelligence while ensuring… Pressenza IPA| Pressenza
Events are the heartbeat of any thriving campus. Hundreds of higher education institutions are already simplifying campus event transportation with Uber Vouchers.| Egypt | Latest News & Stories | Uber Blog
From quick meals for student athletes to dinnertime after dining hall hours, Uber has campus communities covered. Let’s check out some of the most popular Uber Eats meals delivered to our partners’ campuses.| Egypt | Latest News & Stories | Uber Blog
In Part V of Navigating a Successful Higher Ed AV/IT RFP Process, Joe Way discusses: The Judging Process and the Conclusion| AVNetwork
Business education insight: Discover what students want from their online programmes and remain competitive in a rapidly changing landscape.| EFMD Global Blog
In Part IV of Navigating a Successful Higher Ed AV/IT RFP Process, Joe Way discusses: Know Your Audience and Responding to the RFP| Latest from AV Network
In Part III of Navigating a Successful Higher Ed AV/IT RFP Process, Joe Way discusses: Defining the parameters, writing with intention, and avoiding ambiguity.| Latest from AV Network
In Part II of Navigating a Successful Higher Ed AV/IT RFP Process, Joe Way discusses: Starting with Data, Developing a Strategic Vision Built on Consensus, and the Order of Operations| Latest from AV Network
Are you currently or plan to create an AV/IT Request for Proposals (RFP)? If so, start here! AVT presents the five-part series of articles on Navigating a Successful Higher Ed AV/IT RFP Process, written by Joe Way, PhD, CTS, executive director of Digital Spaces at UCLA.| Latest from AV Network
27 industry thought leaders share insights on emerging trends and how AV/IT technologies are reshaping higher education classrooms and beyond.| Latest from AV Network
One professor wrote that “it is a test case for whether Trumpists can get away with demanding loyalty oaths.”| Articles – Truthout
Critics have warned that privatization will put even more borrowers in precarious situations.| Articles – Truthout
The student news site of Sacramento State University| The State Hornet
Sacramento State is reviewing the social media post of a professor that allegedly celebrated Charlie Kirk’s assassination on an Instagram story.| The State Hornet
Technology holds enormous promise for enhancing learning opportunities for students with disabilities. In special education, technology often connects through assistive technology (AT) like text-to-speech tools or smart pens with efforts to make learning environments accessible for all learners from the beginning. More recently, the rise of artificial intelligence has accelerated these possibilities by offering personalized support and improving accessibility. Despite this potential, AT and o...| CIDDL
The latest CIDDL Office Hours brought together educators, researchers, and technology developers to discuss the growing importance of AI Literacy in education. Led by Dr. James Basham, Professor at the University of Kansas and Director of CIDDL, the session explored how educators can integrate AI responsibly into classrooms and prepare students for an AI-driven future. Continue reading “CIDDL Office Hours: Exploring AI Literacy in Education”… The post CIDDL Office Hours: Exploring AI Li...| CIDDL
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept; it is already embedded in the ways students learn and teachers work. For educators, AI has the potential to significantly reduce the burden of lesson planning and grading, allowing more time to focus on meaningful engagement with students (Goldman et al., 2024). For students, AI provides personalized support in reading, writing, studying, and research (CIDDL, 2024). Banning AI in schools is not only unrealistic but also unwise, beca...| CIDDL
As the new school year begins, many special educators are once again juggling a familiar set of tasks: modifying assignments, preparing guided notes, breaking down complex presentations, and supporting students through homework completion. These tasks are essential, but they are also time-consuming. What if artificial intelligence (AI) could take on much of this workload, giving teachers back valuable time to focus on evidence-based practices and specially designed instruction? During a recen...| CIDDL
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are becoming daily companions for students, assisting with writing, research, feedback, and more. For educators, these technologies offer exciting opportunities: more efficient workflows, personalized learning, and reduced cognitive burdens for students. But beneath these benefits lies an important question: Are these tools supporting real learning, or just better performance? In this post, we explore what Yan and colleagues (2025) tell us about generative A...| CIDDL
On August 19, 2025, CIDDL hosted an Office Hours session that brought together faculty, researchers, and practitioners to discuss one of the most pressing topics in education today: how to responsibly integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into teacher preparation and special education. Led by CIDDL Co-PI Dr. James Basham, the conversation highlighted both big-picture frameworks and low-lift classroom practices, making AI integration approachable for educators at all levels. Continue reading ...| CIDDL
Curtis Yarvin is the guru for a number of major political figures on the right, including Vice President Vance and tech billionaire Peter Thiel. He is hostile to democracy and holds racist views. Y…| Diane Ravitch's blog
Universities can help heal our civic culture by getting back to their own truth-seeking mission.| Law & Liberty
35,000 members. Three campuses. With Uber, the University of Illinois System's faculty travel process runs smoothly from start to finish.| Uber Blog
Events are the heartbeat of any thriving campus. Hundreds of higher education institutions are already simplifying campus event transportation with Uber Vouchers.| Serbia | Latest News & Stories | Uber Blog
From quick meals for student athletes to dinnertime after dining hall hours, Uber has campus communities covered. Let’s check out some of the most popular Uber Eats meals delivered to our partners’ campuses.| Serbia | Latest News & Stories | Uber Blog
On September 17th, we got 3 higher education space planning and facilities leaders together for a panel discussion on the future of campus spaces. It was no easy feat, but we've narrowed down the discussion to 3 key takeaways on space optimization. The post 3 Campus Space Optimization Tips from HubStar’s September Higher Ed Panel appeared first on Hubstar.| Hubstar
The calls, texts and emails have been pouring in. Since news broke in late February that a 20-year-old student at Southern University died in what police called “a fraternity hazing incident,” messages and voicemails continue to fill the inbox of filmmaker Byron Hurt. Hurt heard from some of these same people three years ago, when […] The post Hazing Death Prompts Soul-Searching for Divine Nine appeared first on Capital B News.| Capital B News
In their recent Contexts article “Ideology Versus Truth on Campus,” Lawence Eppard and Jacob Mackey explore descriptive statistics of voter registration, political donations, and political ideologies of professors. The data show that professors in the United States tend to be more liberal and Democratic than the average American. Eppard and Mackey interpret this to be […]| Articles – Contexts
Roughly 70 percent of faculty are contingent. This exploitative hustle is driving dedicated teachers out of academia.| Articles – Truthout
“This administration is extorting universities to sign away academic freedom,” said one assistant professor.| Articles – Truthout
The new loan limits in OBBB can move the needle back towards more reasonable tuition costs and debt burdens. The post The “Big, Beautiful Bill” Is Already Bringing Down Tuition appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.| American Enterprise Institute – AEI
Motivation, persistence, dedication, ambition. These are some of the skills that have propelled Maximiliano Jimenez G’25 toward a burgeoning career in student affairs and higher education administration. Now, thanks to a high school-to-college success program developed as a Syracuse University School of Education (SOE) master’s degree student, Jimenez is giving back to his community by […] The post In His LA Community, Maximiliano Jimenez G’25 Builds a Viking Network first appeared on...| Syracuse University School of Education
No matter how skilled, thoughtful, and well-prepared professors are—or how motivated and engaged their students might be—things sometimes go awry in the course of a course. In Snafu Edu: Teaching and Learning When Things Go Wrong in the College Classroom (University of Oklahoma Press, 2025), teaching practice expert Jessamyn Neuhaus, Director of Syracuse University’s Center […] The post All Fouled Up? Professor Jessamyn Neuhaus’s New Book Is a “Go Bag” for Classroom Disasters fi...| Syracuse University School of Education
NetVUE's first webinar of the academic year, held on September 16, featured Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore discussing her book, "Follow Your Bliss and Other Lies About Calling." Participants explored the challenges of vocational discernment in higher education. Additional resources were shared for implementing vocational support on campuses through NetVUE's Big Read program.| vocation matters
Credit: Ponic Photography The National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) signed on to a coalition letter led by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), alongside the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) and the Student Press Law Center (SPLC). We urge newly appointed Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) President [...] The post NCAC Joins FIRE, SPJ, and SPLC in Calling Out Institute of American Indian Arts Over Free Speech Violation appeared first on National Co...| National Coalition Against Censorship
I will start with the fun stuff, some grist for dinner and cocktail party conversations about the cost of going to college these days. Then I will try to connect these dots with six interconnected points: 1) The dramatic increase in the number of colleges shutting down; 2) The approaching ‘Enrollment Cliff;’ 3) The growing … Continue reading Don’t Blame Trump. It’s on Reagan (and us)| The Merrow Report
Get inspired by our roundup of 10 inspiring higher ed commencement social campaigns, featuring Harvard, Vassar, Purdue University, and more.| Social Media Strategies Summit Blog
WATSONVILLE, Calif. — Gavin Abundis watched as firefighter Adrian Chairez demonstrated how he uses pulleys and harnesses to rappel down buildings. “You’ve probably seen it in the movies where they’re going down ‘Mission: Impossible’ style,” Chairez said with a laugh one day this past winter as he prepared to step off a tower. “We get to […] The post Fires, floods and other disasters are multiplying. Schools are adding training for workers to combat them appeared f...| The Hechinger Report
Schools that train hairstylists, dental assistants and health aides will be able to keep getting federal student loan dollars even if the professionals they turn out don’t end up earning any more than a high school graduate. That’s because programs like those, which don’t end in a college degree, were granted an exemption from new […] The post So you went to trade school. Do you out-earn high school grads in your state? appeared first on The Hechinger Report.| The Hechinger Report
Remiah Ward’s shift at the SmartStyle salon inside Walmart was almost over, and she’d barely made $30 in tips from the haircuts she’d done that day. It wasn’t unusual — a year after her graduation from beauty school, tips plus minimum wage weren’t enough to cover her rent. She scarcely had time to eat […] The post Congress exempted beauty schools from rules about how much graduates should earn appeared first on The Hechinger Report.| The Hechinger Report
Every person deserves a place close to home where they can learn, grow and build a better future. In rural areas, that place is often a community college. But in today’s environment, community colleges are under threat. Enrollment has been declining for most of the past 15 years as increasing numbers of Americans question the […] The post OPINION: Rural community colleges are uniquely positioned to tackle complex regional challenges and drive community transformation. Here’s how app...| The Hechinger Report
“The world is not waiting for us to catch up. The 4th Industrial Revolution, the Just Energy Transition, they are all here already reshaping industries, demanding new skills and rewriting the future of work,” she said on Tuesday during the launch at the SWGC campus.| Inside Education.
The longtime director of the UW-La Crosse planetarium spoke to WPR's "Wisconsin Today" about the building’s legacy and plans for its last shows. The post Long-running UW-La Crosse planetarium ‘going out with a bang, not a whimper’ with final programs appeared first on WPR.| WPR
Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman is urging high school students and their families to fill out FAFSA paperwork if students plan to attend one of the state's 13 public schools or other private colleges. The post FAFSA opens despite government shutdown appeared first on WPR.| WPR
Ruth Naidoo unpacks the causes of low tertiary attendance| Ipu Kererū
In this episode, Jeff Selingo and Michael Horn bring back the reporters roundtable format with Hilary Burns (The Boston Globe), Doug Belkin (The Wall Street Journal), and Karin Fischer (The Chronicle of Higher Education) to explore how the Trump administration is reshaping higher education. The conversation covers why elite universities like Harvard are being singled […]| Untitled - FutureEd
In this episode, Michael Horn interviews Jeff Selingo on his new book Dream School: Finding the College That’s Right for You, which argues that the narrative around college has overly focused on…| FutureEd
Story at a glance: Perkins&Will designed the Ronald D. Schmeichel Building for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Western University to be net zero–ready. The project aimed to foster entrepreneurship and innovation, create a flexible event and conferencing hub, and deliver sustainability without compromise. It’s no secret that universities today face an abundance of challenges, operating within […] The post Perkins&Will Designed the Schmeichel Building at Western University to be Net-Ze...| gb&d magazine
Classrooms, lecture halls, and meeting spaces need AV and UC solutions that keep everyone connected, in-person or remote, and flex with changing user needs. In this Collaboration Space podcast, AVI-SPL’s Jimmie Singleton and Bose Professional’s Steve Miller explore how campuses can get future-ready with tech that scales up and down. Jimmie and Steve cover audio’s... The post Building a Future-Ready Campus with Bose Professional appeared first on AVI-SPL Digital Enablement Services...| AVI-SPL Digital Enablement Services Provider
Discover how Salesforce’s next-generation Student Information System (SIS), built on Education Cloud, is transforming higher education: combining CRM and AI to make SIS modern, learner-centered, and deeply connected.| Cloud for Good
Dallas-Fort Worth leads the nation in higher education, driving $120 billion economic impact annually The post Dallas Region leaders unite around higher education as economic engine appeared first on Dallas Regional Chamber.| Dallas Regional Chamber
35,000 members. Three campuses. With the support of Uber, the University of Illinois’s faculty travel process is streamlined from start to finish.| Latest News & Stories From Around The World | Uber Blog
Black professors open up about being on the Professor Watch List started by the organization Charlie Kirk co-founded.| Capital B News
35,000 members. Three campuses. With the support of Uber, the University of Illinois’s faculty travel process is streamlined from start to finish.| United Kingdom | Latest News & Stories | Uber Blog
Hamish Coates, Ellen Hazelkorn, Hans de Wit, Tessa Delaquil, and Angel Calderon Hans de Wit, Ellen Hazelkorn and Hamish Coates are editors and Tessa DeLaquil is associate editor of Policy Reviews in Higher Education. Angel Calderon is a member of … Continue reading →| SRHE Blog
by Sally Beckenham The crises we are facing globally, from climate change and climate change dispossession to drought and food insecurity, are intersecting social and environmental issues, which need to be recognized and addressed accordingly through integrated and holistic measures. … Continue reading →| SRHE Blog
by Rob Cuthbert In SRHE News and Blog a series of posts is chronicling, decade by decade, the progress of SRHE since its foundation 60 years ago in 1965. As always, our memories are supported …| SRHE Blog
The speech made by Sir John Major at Mansion House, London, on 10 September 2025.| The Rt. Hon. Sir John Major KG CH
With fewer young people from the South West progressing to university than any other region in England, the scheme will provide funding as well as visits and online support through colleges with existing links to the area.| EdTech Innovation Hub
The NJEA Higher Education Member of the Year Awards recognize a deserving member in each of the following job categories — higher education faculty, ESP, and administrative — who exemplifies The post Nominate a higher ed member for the NJEA Higher Education Member of the Year Award appeared first on New Jersey Education Association.| New Jersey Education Association
Covid-19 might have passed, but the latest outbreak of titulitis is tearing through Spain. A term used to refer to politicians’ obsession with higher| Foundation for Economic Education
A new survey by the plagiarism-detection firm Copyleaks shows that nearly all students have used AI at least once for their coursework and a majority are using it more than ever.| EdScoop
Kendra Ketchum, who's served in IT leadership roles at a host of higher education institutions, will join IU as its new chief information officer.| EdScoop
A new report from Sophos shows that education institutions are paying less in ransoms and repelling more attacks.| EdScoop
The Colgate Portal is allowing students, staff and faculty easier access to services and information, according to the university.| EdScoop
Gemini for Education has been adopted by more than 1,000 colleges and universities, according to Google.| EdScoop
San Marcos-based Hunter Industries is donating $10 million toward the construction of a new science-engineering building at California State University San Marcos in what the university calls one of the largest gifts in its history.| North Coast Current
A timeline of federal higher ed changes and responses by Pittsburgh-area colleges and universities. The post Timeline: U.S. House Republicans praise Pitt for cutting China tie, the latest Pittsburgh response to D.C. higher ed action appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source. PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.| Pittsburgh's Public Source
Huston-Tillotson University, a Christian school in Austin, Texas, marked its 150th anniversary with an announcement that it received a $150 million gift — the largest-ever single donation to a private historically Black college or university (HBCU) — from a Texas foundation. Ross Moody, a trustee of the Texas-based Moody Foundation, made the surprise announcement during the university’s fall convocation on Thursday (Sept. 18), providing a watershed moment for the school founded in 1875.| The Roys Report
Report from SOAS academic tutors organising against authoritarian neoliberalism in academia| Notes From Below
By Lauren B. Cattaneo and Wendi N. Manuel-Scott Our recent HER piece encouraged educators to take up Martin Luther King Jr.’s call to creative maladjustment—a commitment to refuse to adjust... READ MORE The post Doubling Down on Creative Maladjustment while Higher Education is Under Attack appeared first on Harvard Education Press.| Harvard Education Press
The Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence (CTLE) recently hosted the Course Redesign Institute (CRI), guiding 20 faculty members in best practices to assess how they teach, changes to make a course more enjoyable and more effective, and high-impact tactics that boost learning outcomes and bolster student engagement. The three-day institute offered information, resources and methods faculty can use| Syracuse University School of Education
by Katy Young, Esq. As a litigator with university leaders as clients, I am witnessing a troubling trend taking root across higher education: The presidents of Harvard and Penn were forced to resign following politically charged scrutiny. The University of Virginia’s president stepped down amid targeting by national political figures. DEI offices have been dismantled … Continue reading "Protecting University Leaders Against Political Pressure that Becomes Defamation: A Legal Case from Cal...| Ad Astra Law Group, P.C.
More Americans say they are confident in higher education now than a year ago, the first increase Gallup has measured in the decade-old trend.| Gallup.com
Hampton University and Virginia State University were the first to report Thursday, and the list grew quickly.| Capital B News
Six faculty positions are being eliminated as part of the academic restructuring.| Illinois Newsroom
20 HBCUs have been named as 2025 Fulbright HBCU Institutional Leaders, honoring their role in shaping global education. The post Fulbright Names 20 HBCUs Leading Global Engagement in 2025 appeared first on HBCU Lifestyle – Black College Living.| HBCU Lifestyle – Black College Living
Faculty, staff, students, and unions allege the federal government is weaponizing civil rights enforcement to undermine academic freedom.| TheGrio
This post is a lovely essay by Rose Horowitch, recently published in Atlantic. Here’s a link to the original. The average GPA of the graduating class at Harvard is a resounding 3.8. Really? Grade inflation is as disease with multiple causes — the popularity contest of teacher evaluations, the urge to keep the customer happy, … Continue reading Rose Horowitch — The Perverse Consequences of the Easy A| David Labaree on Schooling, History, and Writing
This post is a commentary on historian Walter Scheidel’s book, Escape from Rome, which is a stunningly original analysis of a topic that has long fascinated scholars like me: How did Europe come to create the modern world? This post is republished in my new book, The Emergent Genius of American Higher Education. Scheidel examines … Continue reading How the Fall of Empire Spurred the Rise of Modernity — and Parallels with the Rise of US Higher Ed| David Labaree on Schooling, History, and Writing
On July 29th, I was enjoying a week of vacation, spending time with my spouse’s family in South Dakota. I got an out-of-the-blue text message asking me to join a meeting with my library’s director and human resources. Having been in this situation before, I knew what was coming—I was being laid off. The Story … Continue reading "Laid Off, Again" The post Laid Off, Again first appeared on ACRLog.| ACRLog
Local 320 ended the system-wide work stoppage involving more than 1,400 service workers.| Brainerd Dispatch
When a student protest against rising tuition fees disrupted his classes at the University of Calgary, Jonathan Barazzutti had questions. He didn’t have to look far for the answer. While it has become popular to blame government for the financial crisis on Canadian campuses, Barazzutti uncovered that the real reason lies much closer to home. Metastasizing school bureaucracies are not only pushing tuition fees higher but also shifting the focus of universities away from the pursuit of academ...| C2C Journal
The new scholarship program offers renewable scholarships that are simple to apply for, with the intention of expanding access for students. It includes automatic awarding, test-optional and superscore-friendly options, renewable support, and a variety of award criteria.| KRCU Public Radio
Roger Smyth discusses the impact of cuts to tertiary teaching and learning initiatives| Ipu Kererū
Higher education leaders had little downtime this summer as new federal policies and rapid advances in artificial intelligence dominated the agenda. In this episode, Jeff Selingo and Michael Horn open season 9 of the podcast by unpacking the most significant developments of the past few months: Columbia University’s landmark settlement with the federal government, a […]| Untitled - FutureEd
Many school districts offer remediation courses to help students who are behind academically catch up. A study by Umut Özek of the RAND Corporation finds that while high school remediation improves short-term academic achievement, it does not lead to better long-term postsecondary outcomes. The study evaluated the impact of a Florida law requiring remediation for […]| Untitled - FutureEd
Explore how USC Rossier and Edthena have partnered for a decade to transform teacher preparation, using video coaching to deliver real-time feedback and foster professional growth.| Edthena
A framework for academic excellence focusing on faculty well-being, student success, and evidence-based reform in universities.| EFMD Global Blog
Job projections indicate that nearly half of entry-level white-collar positions may disappear within the next decade.| EFMD Global Blog
Open educational resources (OERs) can save you valuable time and energy in creating teaching materials. They’re freely available for use in the classroom, and you can modify and adjust them to suit your students. OERs can also make it easier to diversify and personalize your curriculum, facilitating innovative teaching styles like flipped learning. But how […] The post Where Educators Can Find High-Quality Open Educational Resources appeared first on TAO.| TAO
A technology roadmap provides higher education leaders with a clear, intentional path forward. The post The Strategic Value of a Technology Roadmap for Higher Education Technology Transformations appeared first on Cloud for Good.| Cloud for Good
Researchers at UCL and Oxford are pioneering an ultrasound helmet that stimulates deep brain regions without surgery. Published in Nature Communications, the study shows potential for advancing neuroscience research and treatments for Parkinson’s, depression, and tremor. Read more in ETIH EdTech New| EdTech Innovation Hub
Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering adds new faculty in AI, systems, and manufacturing to strengthen research, teaching, and industry collaboration. Read the latest ETIH EdTech News for updates on AI in education, engineering innovation, and how new appointments shape the future of students and w| EdTech Innovation Hub
We need to talk about higher education. Read on to see the surprising results of a decade long research effort to understand and highlight college value as an investment.| Shivamber
A College Degree is transformational. A good choice will lead to upward mobility for the student and their family. A wrong choice is a financial disaster. The presumption that the latter is rare is fatally flawed. Higher education needs a transformation| Shivamber
