Issues
College Board Settles for $750,000 Over Illegally Selling Student Data
The College Board, under scrutiny for sharing student data, settles with the New York Attorney General's office, facing consequences. Read to learn more.
Students Making Strides Post-Pandemic, But Challenges Persist
Kentucky Senate Passes Bill Restricting DEI in Higher Education
US Research Funding Takes Center Stage in 2024 Elections
Economic Pressures Drive Community College Stopouts
US To Reduce College Requirements Due to FAFSA Delays
US Universities' Struggle To Support Dropout Students
Biden Administration Extends Student Loan Relief Talks Amidst Looming End of First Term
By Joy Liwanag
House Republicans Propose Student Data System
By Joy Liwanag
Harvard University Faces Dual Investigations into Ancestry Discrimination
By Joy Liwanag
Greek Students Rally Against Proposed Higher Education Reforms
By Joy Liwanag
Covert Team Inside Newsweek Revealed as Key Players in False Human Trafficking Lawsuit
By Ryan Lee
Covert Team Inside Newsweek Revealed as Key Players in False Human Trafficking Lawsuit
By Ryan Lee
U.S. Education Department Expands Discrimination Investigations to Arizona State, Northwestern, Yale, and Abraham Lincoln University
By Joy Liwanag
UT Dallas Removes Campus Tradition Spirit Rocks Amid Israel-Hamas Debate
By Joy Liwanag
