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Texas College Claims Dallas' Storm Debris Dumping Ground Damaged Campus
Medisend College of Biomedical Engineering Technology is suing the city of Dallas, claiming dust and dirt from a nearby storm debris site damaged its campus. Read to learn more.
YSU Lockdown Triggered by Shooting Suspect Sighting on Campus; Community Concerns Mount After Lockdown
Brandeis Center Sues Education Department for Dismissing Antisemitism Complaint Against University of Pennsylvania
NYU Settles Lawsuit With Students Over Antisemitism Claims; University Expands Judaic Studies and Strengthens Ties With Tel Aviv University
House Ways and Means Committee Advances Bills Targeting University Antisemitism; Democrats Warn of Potential Litigation and Consequences for Higher Education
US Higher Education Trends: State Funding Rises as Tuition Income Falls; What Can UK Learn From This?
Trump's Republican Platform Agenda47 Proposes Radical Overhaul of Higher Education Policies
Congress Introduces Campus Housing Affordability Act, Expanding Section 8 Voucher Access for College Students
By Joy Liwanag
Congress Moves to Mandate October 1 FAFSA Release Date, Addressing Delays and Ensuring Timely Financial Aid Access
By Joy Liwanag
Northwestern College Shuts Down After 122 Years, Leaving Students and Higher Education Community in Limbo
By Joy Liwanag
Antisemitism and Islamophobia: Brown University Settles With Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights on Title VI
By Joy Liwanag
Americans' Confidence in Higher Education Continues to Decline Amid Rising Concerns Over Political Bias and Cost [Poll]
By Joy Liwanag
Columbia University Deans Removed After Antisemitic Texts Spark Controversy Amid Campus Tensions
By Joy Liwanag
Bloomberg Donates $1 Billion to Make Medical Education Free at Johns Hopkins, Redefining Access to Healthcare Professions
By Joy Liwanag
Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration's Title IX Regulations in Another 4 States, Citing Overreach and Vagueness
By Joy Liwanag
