Support for abortion among Christian colleges increases by 38% in new report.
Support for Abortion Rises at U.S. Christian Colleges A recent report from the Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement (IPA) reveals a notable increase in support for abortion among Christian colleges in the U.S. since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. The IPA analyzed 725 Christian institutions, defined as those associated with Christ-centered […]
Colleges eliminate more than 9,000 positions in 2025 as Trump aims at federal funding.
A recent report from Inside Higher Education indicates a significant decline in employment within the university system. According to the report released on Tuesday, December alone saw a loss of 300 jobs, contributing to a staggering total of over 9,000 positions cut in 2025 across layoffs and institutional takeovers. The report suggests this figure might […]
Colleges viewed free speech as something that could be set aside in 2025
The state of free expression in U.S. higher education reached a concerning point in 2025. According to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, attempts to restrict speech on college campuses surged, with many efforts proving successful. Looking at the figures, in 2025, the FIRE databases documented numerous attempts at censorship: 525 cases of sanctions […]
14 colleges receive F grades in antisemitism evaluation as Jewish students feel compelled to conceal their identities
A recent report reveals that 39% of Jewish college students feel the need to conceal their identity while on campus, with 62% believing they are held accountable for Israel’s military actions in Gaza. The civil rights organization Stop Anti-Semitism has released a 2025 “report card” that evaluates how 90 universities manage the pervasive anti-Jewish sentiment […]
Students prefer SEC schools to northeastern colleges because of political reasons.
The Appeal of Southeastern Conference Schools Amidst Political Climate A recent report highlights that the political environment is influencing why students are drawn to Southeastern Conference (SEC) colleges. Geoffrey Gaymon, Auburn University’s vice president for enrollment management, remarked that these institutions often prefer to view themselves as apolitical, suggesting that their allure stems from a […]
Rize Education platform assists 140 colleges in sharing classes to lower expenses
Adrian College President Jeffrey Docking shared with Fox News Digital how some universities are working to lower the costs of higher education. He noted that many students are burdened with debt, and even families that could be considered upper-middle class are uncertain about affording college. Currently, the situation at various educational institutions is quite dire. […]
Report warns that the Muslim Brotherhood is penetrating US colleges to change Western society from inside.
Concerns Over the Muslim Brotherhood’s Influence in the U.S. A recent report suggests that the Muslim Brotherhood is making significant strides in its mission to “transform Western societies from within” by embedding itself in universities and other institutions across the United States. This analysis, released on Wednesday by the Global Anti-Semitism Policy Institute, urges the […]
Trump administration provides $60 million in grants for promoting civil discussions at colleges
Trump Administration’s Push for Debate in Higher Education Turning Point USA spokesperson Andrew Corbett expressed on Monday that the Trump administration ought to “pull every lever at its disposal” to revamp higher education. He emphasized that universities should be arenas where ideas clash, urging that orthodoxy should be constantly challenged. Last week, the Trump administration […]
Decline in New International Student Enrollment Worries Colleges About Financial Impact
International Enrollment in U.S. Schools Declines New data suggests that international enrollment in U.S. schools is on the downturn, with universities acknowledging their reliance on these students for additional revenue. A recent report focusing on fall 2025 indicates that first-time foreign student enrollments have decreased by 17%. This information comes from Open Doors, an initiative […]
Enrollment of international students at U.S. colleges decreases by 17% in 2025
The number of international students enrolling in U.S. universities has hit a low not seen in over a decade, according to a recent report released on Monday. International student enrollment for the fall 2025 semester is projected to decrease by 17%, as noted by NBC News. This marks the largest decline that isn’t associated with […]