Special Reports
U.S. Education Department Expands Discrimination Investigations to Arizona State, Northwestern, Yale, and Abraham Lincoln University
As the U.S. Education Department expands discrimination investigations to prestigious universities, concerns rise over potential Title VI violations amid heightened tensions. Continue reading to learn more.
Preliminary Settlements Reached: Antitrust Lawsuit Against Elite Universities Unfolds
Supreme Court Declines Free Speech Case: University Professor Alleges Retaliation for Dissent
Philippine Universities Tune In to Taylor Swift: Electives on the Global Pop Icon
UT Dallas Removes Campus Tradition Spirit Rocks Amid Israel-Hamas Debate
California State University Faculty Strike Ends Same Day with Gains in Paid Leave and Other Benefits
Harvard Faces Backlash as Larry Summers Challenges Derek Penslar's Role in Antisemitism Task Force Leadership
King's College London's Counter-Terrorism Course Sparks Controversy Over Alleged Bias and Indoctrination
By Joy Liwanag
US Universities Face Growing Security Scrutiny Amidst Concerns of Overreach
By Joy Liwanag
Canada Contemplates Caps on International Student Visas Amidst Housing Crisis
By Joy Liwanag
Washington State University, Union Reach Tentative Agreement Ending Strike
By Joy Liwanag
Federal Investigations Target Discrimination: University of Minnesota and Others Under Scrutiny for Shared Ancestry Violations
By Joy Liwanag
Florida Honors MLK Jr. Amid Controversial Ban on Diversity Programs in State Colleges
By Joy Liwanag
Louisiana Legislator Obtains Data on Foreign Faculty Members, Students Belonging to 'Threat Countries'
By Joy Liwanag
Financial Aid Antitrust Lawsuit: Settlements at Emory, Rice, and Vanderbilt Signal Potential Shift in Legal Battle
By Joy Liwanag
