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Two Senate bills advancing federal involvement in reading instruction passed committee this week, reflecting growing congressional interest in science-based literacy approaches and dyslexia classification reforms.
Millions of Americans who left college without credentials often plan to return, but institutions must remove barriers and rethink support systems designed for traditional students to help adults successfully re-enroll.
Wisconsin’s appeals court on Wednesday reversed a lower court ruling that had invalidated the state’s 2011 anti-union law, maintaining restrictions on public sector collective bargaining.
An English professor sued South Florida State College after being fired for assigning an award-winning literary story that the college president deemed “political.”
The New College of Florida foundation voted to dissolve its alumni board, but the group’s chair contests the action’s legality and says the organization will continue operating and may pursue litigation.
Greece has approved seven international universities from the U.S., U.K., France, and Cyprus to establish branch campuses beginning in the 2026–27 academic year.
