Special Reports
US Universities Are Too Woke, Chief Political Reporter Brendan O'Neill Says
Harvard's president resigns amid plagiarism allegations and a controversial hearing, reigniting concerns over woke censorship's impact on academic freedom. Read to learn more.
US Education Department Expands Investigations into Alleged Discrimination at University of Virginia and San Diego State University
Rutgers University Law Student Alleges Discrimination and Retaliation Over Antisemitism Concerns
Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns: Examining the Impact of DEI Ideology on Universities
Financial Pressures in Edinburgh: Scottish Universities, Local Authorities, and Legal Services Navigate Austerity Measures
University Herald's Top 10 Articles in 2023
Crucial Changes to FAFSA 2024-2025: Here's What You Need to Know
Georgetown University Report Assesses the True Value of a College Degree
By Joy Liwanag
Europe's Higher Education Horizon: A Look Into 2030 Targets and Challenges
By Joy Liwanag
Former Stone Academy Students File Lawsuit Amid Closure Controversy
By Joy Liwanag
US Education Department Investigates Alleged Discrimination at George Mason University and UNC-Chapel Hill
By Joy Liwanag
Saint Mary's College Takes a Step Back on Decision to Accept Trans Women
By Joy Liwanag
Harvard President Claudine Gay Faces Plagiarism Allegations, House Committee Demands Answers
By Joy Liwanag
California State University Faculty to Strike in January 2024 Due to Compensation Issues
By Joy Liwanag
Former Saint Augustine President Pleads Hostile Work Environment and Discrimination
By Joy Liwanag
