Special Reports
South Dakota Board of Regents Policy Prohibits Employees' Inclusion of Pronouns, Tribal Affiliations in Email Signatures
The South Dakota Board of Regents has implemented a policy banning employees from including preferred pronouns and tribal affiliations in email signatures. Read to learn more.
University Leaders Testify Before House Committee on Antisemitic Incidents, Campus Protests
House Republicans Threaten to Defund Truman Scholarship Over Alleged Liberal Bias
Jury Convicts Former University of Arizona Graduate Student of Murdering Professor Thomas Meixner on Campus
Bard College Administrators and SJP Members Reach Agreement to End Administration Building Occupation
US Department of Education Implements Final Title IX Rules, Prompting Policy Review at CU Boulder
Judge Awards Former WWU Auditor $3 Million in Whistleblower Lawsuit
Litigation Surges as Universities Face Lawsuits Over Protests Related to Israel-Hamas Conflict
By Joy Liwanag
Pro-Palestinian Campus Protests Raise Concerns Over Demonstrators' Tactics: Demonstrations at Officials' Homes and Property Damage Reported
By Joy Liwanag
Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Sparks Controversy
By Joy Liwanag
MIT Suspends, Evicts MBA Student Zeno for Pro-Palestinian Protest Participation
By Joy Liwanag
Philadelphia Police Detain 19 Pro-Palestinian Protesters in University of Pennsylvania Occupation Attempt
By Joy Liwanag
Democrats Urge Senate Appropriators to Boost Pell Grant Funding for FY 2025
By Joy Liwanag
Eastern Gateway Community College to Close This Fall Due to Financial Woes
By Joy Liwanag
Lawmakers Target College Presidents Who Negotiate Peaceful Ends to Protests
By Joy Liwanag
