Two USC students were selected to contribute to the development of policies aimed at driving global change. They will travel ...

Kevin Hassett said that AI could be causing the the recent softness in the job market as growing productivity lowers the ...

HARRISONBURG, Va., Nov. 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In recognition of its strong commitment to economic engagement, the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) has designated James ...

Sir Anton Muscatelli warns Scotland’s funding crisis in colleges and universities risks undermining skills, innovation and long-term ...

A bill by Sen. Joe S. San Agustin to peg Guam's minimum wage to the island's consumer price index, or CPI, has drawn pushback ...

KXAN Anchors Will Dupree and Avery Travis speak with Caitlin Gorback, an assistant professor at the University of Texas at ...

Larry Summers withdrew from public view after emails showed him discussing a romantic interest—seemingly economist Keyu ...

Five experienced tech industry professionals sat on a panel to answer students’ questions about finding employment in a time ...

Scott Galloway, a New York University professor and best-selling author, tells "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" that men prone to ...

Foreign student enrollment in U.S. colleges has stalled, with a 17 percent decline in new students this fall after Trump policy changes, a key survey shows.

The University of North Texas’ research shows direct, positive economic impacts on regions with established TODs.

The number of newly enrolled foreign college students in the United States dropped 17% this fall after the Trump administration made it more challenging to obtain student visas, data released Monday ...