Cornell Sexual Assault Investigation Intensifies: Legal Challenges, Campus Culture Questions
The New York Times has reviewed a trove of documents related to the case. Our reporter explains what we know.
A reopened investigation into rape allegations at Cornell University raises critical questions about campus safety, institutional response protocols, and legal barriers to prosecution in sexual assault cases involving intoxication. This case highlights ongoing challenges for higher education institutions in addressing Title IX compliance and supporting survivors.
AI Becomes Top Education Technology Priority for 2027 as Major Platforms Launch New Tools
While artificial intelligence has long factored into the trends and issues within Educause's annual Top 10, the technology has officially ri...
Federal Education Tax Credits Rules Released, Raising Policy Questions for Democratic States
Updated Children who are already enrolled in a need-based program, like nutrition assistance, would automatically be eligible for scholarshi...
American Confidence in Higher Education Hits Record Low as Affordability Concerns Mount
Higher education's perceived importance has plummeted since 2013, according to new Gallup data.
K-12 Supreme Court Term Ahead: Title IX and Religious Schools in Focus
In the term that begins Oct. 5, justices will weigh hot-button issues related to Title IX and the separation of church and state.