A recent study by Comparitech reveals that educational institutions take substantially longer to report data breaches compared to other sectors. Schools and colleges average about 4.8 months, while education companies take up to 6.3 months to disclose such incidents. This lag in reporting is
The dynamics of federal and state control over education came to the forefront when a federal court stopped the Trump administration's attempts to shut down the Department of Education. In recent legal developments, a ruling was issued regarding the authority and role of this pivotal federal agency
The landscape of higher education in the United States has been increasingly shaped by a tug-of-war between academic institutions and political forces, with Harvard University at the epicenter. Under the Trump administration, this tension has reached a fever pitch, characterized by a political and
The educational landscape in the United States has undergone notable transformations in recent years, particularly in the realm of college accreditation. With increased governmental intervention under President Donald Trump, accrediting bodies find themselves scrutinized alongside the ideologies
The decision by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to revoke Harvard University's authorization to enroll international students has escalated tension between federal authorities and the prestigious academic institution. The move, citing allegations of Harvard's contribution to a "toxic
The recent enactment of a sweeping reconciliation bill by Congress introduces unprecedented financial burdens and regulatory changes poised to alter the fabric of U.S. higher education. As stakeholders grapple with evolving fiscal landscapes and heightened accountability, the education sector
