Trump is threatening to withhold funding from California over its policy toward transgender student athletes, but actually doing so could prove tricky for the president.
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Posted inEl Paso
UTEP grads hopeful on teacher job search as districts face tough times
Between layoffs, school closures and financial deficits, El Paso-area school districts are expected to hire fewer teachers for the 2025-26 academic year than in the past. That has left some recent UTEP graduates concerned about their futures as educators.
Posted inSan Antonio
ICE on campus: San Antonio colleges seek to balance compliance and safety
San Antonio university officials overseeing some of the largest campuses in the region, said there have been no reports of immigration enforcement on their grounds.
Posted inTexas
Texas’ undocumented college students no longer qualify for in-state tuition
Within hours of a federal lawsuit targeting Texas’ policy of letting its nearly 20,000 undocumented students qualify for lower public tuition rates, the 24-year-old law was no more.
Posted inTampa Bay
After Ono’s rejection, what’s next for the University of Florida?
Board of Governors members say they voted against a flawed candidate. Others see a worrying trend.
Posted inNorth Carolina
UNC trustees approve faculty tenure after monthslong delay
The move comes after widespread criticism and concern from faculty at the public institution and other North Carolina universities.
Posted inOhio
Ohio State deactivates LGBTQ+ website
The state’s flagship university also issued guidance around celebrations such as Pride Month, saying that the university’s official stance is limited to simply recognizing it.
Posted inCalifornia
How the Trump administration’s vow to revoke Chinese student visas could hurt California
Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s announcement of the intent to revoke Chinese student visas could affect more than 50,000 at California universities and colleges — and prove particularly costly to UC and Cal State campuses already facing budget cuts.
Posted inLocal Story Partnerships
San Jose State keys in on the next generation of social-service workers
By steering more graduates into roles directly serving their community – not tech giants – the university seeks to better cater to a region facing deep wealth divides and soaring housing costs.
Posted inOhio
How Ohio college leaders are bracing for fewer international students this fall
Following immigration changes by the Trump administration, 13% fewer international students are expected to head to the U.S. for graduate school this fall.