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UC faculty push to restore SAT/ACT for STEM applicants starting fall 2027
More than 600 University of California faculty, led by UC Berkeley mathematicians, petition the system to require SAT/ACT math scores for STEM…
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TotalEnergies seeks approval for 1.5 GW Centre Manche offshore wind farm off Normandy
TotalEnergies' Centre Manche Energies has applied for the Single Authorization for a 1.5 GW offshore wind farm off Normandy that is expected…
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How staffing cuts at the Department of Education could weaken student aid oversight
Senator Elizabeth Warren asked the GAO to assess whether staffing cuts at the Department of Education have reduced oversight of federal student…
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Why Texas dominates the list of fastest-growing U.S. cities after 2026 estimates
New census figures show Celina led U.S. city growth with 24.6% increase, and eight Texas municipalities ranked among the nation's fastest-growing between…
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Why five of the fastest-growing cities are in Texas in 2026
Discover why recent U.S. Census figures published 26/05/2026 place five of the fastest-growing cities in Texas and what that means for residents…
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Supertankers leave Strait of Hormuz, easing oil’s geopolitical premium
Tankers are finally moving through the Strait of Hormuz, offering temporary market relief as diplomatic talks continue
How AI is changing college admissions and student data rights: insights from Dan Zibel
Listen to Dan Zibel of Student Defense explain why student data rights matter as AI systems become part of college admissions.
Cal State launches systemwide 90-unit three-year bachelor’s programs
Cal State's trustees approved systemwide 90-unit three-year bachelor's degrees to serve transfer students and working adults with an accelerated pathway
Cal State adds optional 90-unit bachelor’s programs to accelerate completion
Cal State trustees voted to allow new 90-unit bachelor’s tracks designed for imminent workforce entry, community college transfers and adults with job…
How hiring, lawsuits and new rules are reshaping student aid
A compact update on the Department of Education's staffing changes, the legal challenge to new graduate loan limits, the final Workforce Pell…