Special Reports
San José State University Suspends Justice Studies Professor Amid Allegations of Policy Violations
San José State University suspended Justice Studies professor Sang Hea Kil, citing alleged policy violations and protest activities that raised First Amendment concerns. Read to learn more.
Louisiana Higher Education Implements New Retirement Benefits to Retain Faculty and Staff
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
Biden Administration's Title IX Updates Will Erase Women's Advancements, Conservative Experts Claim
Delaware College of Art and Design Closes Due to Financial Challenges and FAFSA Issues
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
Gender Disparity Persists in Biomedical Research Grant Awards, Study 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
California State University System Holds Minimal Indirect Investments in Israel, Plans No Changes Despite Calls for Divestment
By Joy Liwanag
Republican Senator Launches Inquiry into Tutor.com Over Data Privacy Concerns
By Joy Liwanag
