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AAUP Report Reveals Over 150 Bills Undermining Academic Freedom Introduced Across 35 States
A recent report by the AAUP highlights 150+ bills in 35 states that threaten academic freedom in higher education. Read to learn more.
San José State University Suspends Justice Studies Professor Amid Allegations of Policy Violations
Public Skepticism Mounts as College Costs Rise: Majority Question Value Amid Economic Concerns
UC Academic Workers Strike to Support Pro-Palestinian Protesters at More Campuses
Fayetteville State University Employees Allegedly Misused $692,239 on Unallowable Credit Card Purchases, State Auditor Reports
Harvard University Limits Official Statements to Core Institutional Functions, Announces Interim President Alan M. Garber
Maryland Passes Cameron Carden Act, Ensuring Students' Right to Mental Health Withdrawal from Universities
Biden Administration's Title IX Updates Will Erase Women's Advancements, Conservative Experts Claim
By Joy Liwanag
MIT Press Leads Scholarly Publishing Shift With Open-Access Model
By Joy Liwanag
Delaware College of Art and Design Closes Due to Financial Challenges and FAFSA Issues
By Joy Liwanag
California Bill Designates Colleges Actively Supporting Black Students
By Joy Liwanag
Loneliness Linked to Severe Mental Health Issues Among College Students, New Report Finds
By Joy Liwanag
Minister of Education Thanks Global Student Movement for Supporting Justice in Gaza and the West Bank
By Joy Liwanag
Judge Blames Experts for UK's Infected Blood Scandal, Highlighting Avoidable Failures and Impact on Higher Education
By Joy Liwanag
Pope Francis Criticizes Gender Ideology; Catholic Institutions Urged to Resist Biden Administration's Title IX Changes
By Joy Liwanag
