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Department of Education's Threat To Shut Down Largest Christian University Sparks Controversy
The Department of Education's threat to shut down Grand Canyon University ignites controversy, prompting debate over fairness and bias. Read to learn more.
Columbia University Pro-Palestinian Protesters Arrested as Police Clear Encampment
Religious Colleges Embrace AI as Tool for Critical Thinking and Personal Formation
Biden Administration Proposes Student Debt Relief Regulations
Kansas Board of Regents Prohibits Universities from Requiring Diversity Statements
Arizona Governor Signs Bill Allowing Students to Opt Out of Funding Certain Student Organizations
Florida Atlantic University Reboots Presidential Search Following Controversial Pause
Continued Minority Underrepresentation Among Black and Hispanic Faculty in Higher Education Exists, GAO Study Finds
By Joy LiwanagUNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Search Faces Challenges Amid Salary Concerns and Post-Pandemic Risks
By Joy Liwanag
CAIR-LA Condemns USC for Cancelling Muslim Valedictorian's Graduation Speech
By Joy Liwanag
Campus Police Under Fire For 'Discriminatory' Response to Student: Alleged Misconduct Sparks Outcry at St. Louis Community College
By Joy Liwanag
Wife of Harvard Morgue Manager Pleads Guilty to Interstate Transport of Stolen Body Parts
By Joy Liwanag
FAFSA Crisis Deepens as Students and Institutions Struggle Amid Rollout Failures
By Joy Liwanag
English Departments Embrace Career Development Initiatives To Enhance Student Success
By Joy Liwanag
Florida's New Homelessness Bill: A Step in the Right Direction or a Band-Aid Solution?
By Nick Tiemkin
