Academics
FAFSA Chaos: Technical Hurdles and Delays Impair the Launch of Federal Student Aid Application
The Education Department's revamped FAFSA launch faces chaos with technical glitches and delays, frustrating students, financial aid professionals, and colleges alike.
News Update: US Department of Education Launches Federal Investigation into San Diego State University President's Email
Taylor University's $30 Million Grant From Lilly Endowment Creates Collaboration for Campus and Community Development
US Universities Are Too Woke, Chief Political Reporter Brendan O'Neill Says
How Harvard President Claudine Gay's Resignation Exposes DEI in US Higher Education
US Education Department Expands Investigations into Alleged Discrimination at University of Virginia and San Diego State University
Oxford University's Vice-Chancellor Exit Raises Eyebrows: £423,407 Awarded on Top of Annual Salary
Rethinking the Role of Degrees in the Contemporary Job Market: Are Soft Skills More Important?
By Joy Liwanag
Rutgers University Law Student Alleges Discrimination and Retaliation Over Antisemitism Concerns
By Joy Liwanag
Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns: Examining the Impact of DEI Ideology on Universities
By Joy Liwanag
Financial Pressures in Edinburgh: Scottish Universities, Local Authorities, and Legal Services Navigate Austerity Measures
By Joy Liwanag
Victoria College Receives PATH Scholarship Grant to Alleviate Transportation Costs for Students
By Joy Liwanag
Are You Ready for College? Hold a Self-Assessment With These Steps
By Joy Liwanag
How to Cope While Waiting for College Admission Results
By Joy Liwanag
Effects of Artificial Intelligence on College Admissions: Does It Really Help Schools?
By Joy Liwanag
