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Harvard President Alan Garber spoke publicly about the university’s ongoing legal dispute with the federal government over $2.2 billion in research funding, arguing the battle has implications beyond higher education.
Michigan launched a program in 2025 allowing registered apprentices to earn college credit for on-the-job training, potentially reducing the time needed to complete an associate degree.
Three programmatic accreditors have voluntarily withdrawn their federal recognition petitions, citing concerns about shifting standards and scrutiny in the re-recognition process.
Airlines and airports have urged EU leaders to suspend a new biometric border system during peak summer travel, citing half-empty flights and passenger queues lasting up to five hours.
A new report finds that 54% of travelers distrust AI-generated travel recommendations, creating a significant credibility gap as travel brands increasingly invest in AI-powered personalization tools.