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UT-Austin Professors Join Lawsuit Against New Title IX Regulations, Citing Abortion Concerns
Two University of Texas professors have joined a lawsuit against new Title IX regulations, objecting to abortion-related student absences. Read to learn more.
University of the Arts Announces Sudden Closure Following Accreditation Withdrawal
PTSD Rates Among College Students Double, Sparking Concern and Calls for Action
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona Refutes Claims of Misused Resources for FAFSA Overhaul
Landmark NCAA Settlement Reshapes College Sports Funding, Navigating Title IX Challenges
Omaha Productions' Full Court Press and Basketball Phenom Caitlin Clark Usher in New Era in Women's Sports
College Administrators Prepare for Fall Protests as Student Activism Persists
Diploma Withheld: Pro-Palestinian Protesters' Activism Costs Them Degrees
By Joy Liwanag
Student Loan Reporting Glitch Doubles Debt on Credit Reports, Impacts Millions
By Joy Liwanag
Yale, Michigan Presidents To Face Private Capitol Hill Questioning Over Campus Antisemitism Allegations
By Joy Liwanag
Police Raid Wayne State University Encampment, Arrest 12 Pro-Palestinian Protesters
By Joy Liwanag
LGBTQ+ Mental Health Needs in Higher Education Demand Targeted Support and Resources, Survey Finds
By Joy Liwanag
Asian Americans Approve Standardized Test Scores in College Admissions, Oppose Race Consideration
By Joy Liwanag
New College of Florida President Richard Corcoran Threatens to Withhold Degrees of Protesting Students
By Joy Liwanag
AAUP Report Reveals Over 150 Bills Undermining Academic Freedom Introduced Across 35 States
By Joy Liwanag
