Special Reports
Judge Awards Former WWU Auditor $3 Million in Whistleblower Lawsuit
A judge awarded $3 million to Antonia Allen, a former WWU auditor, for wrongful termination after she reported fraudulent attendance records. Read to learn more.
Litigation Surges as Universities Face Lawsuits Over Protests Related to Israel-Hamas Conflict
Pro-Palestinian Campus Protests Raise Concerns Over Demonstrators' Tactics: Demonstrations at Officials' Homes and Property Damage Reported
Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Sparks Controversy
MIT Suspends, Evicts MBA Student Zeno for Pro-Palestinian Protest Participation
Philadelphia Police Detain 19 Pro-Palestinian Protesters in University of Pennsylvania Occupation Attempt
Democrats Urge Senate Appropriators to Boost Pell Grant Funding for FY 2025
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 LiwanagBiden Education Department's New Title IX Regulation Sparks Controversy: Transforms Law, Threatens Due Process, and Intensifies Sexual Politics
By Joy Liwanag
Illinois Mandates ACT for High School Graduation Starting Next Spring
By Joy LiwanagUNC Chapel Hill Releases Report on Response to Aug. 28 Shooting and Implements Improvement Plan
By Joy LiwanagPolice Regain Control of UC Irvine and DePaul University Campuses Amid Ongoing Pro-Palestinian Protests
By Joy LiwanagSonoma State University President Mike Lee Retires Following Controversial Deal with Pro-Palestinian Protesters and CSU Rebuke
By Joy Liwanag
Student Awareness Lags as FAFSA Challenges Persist: Survey Reveals 1 in 5 Uninformed or Unconcerned About Changes
By Joy Liwanag
