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Gillette College will break away from the Northern Wyoming Community College District and become a separate district after a fraught special election that divided Campbell County residents.

Starting Off Idaho State University is launching a two-year campaign to raise $20 million for student aid. Finishing Up Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology met its goal to raise $250 million in a campaign that was announced in 2018.

How rising COVID-19 cases convinced the Stanislaus State president to shift classes online just a week before the start of the semester.

The Alumnae Association of Mills College has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on a lawsuit against the women’s college that many alumnae don’t support.

Scholars and students face desperate circumstances following Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.

A new survey finds that incoming first-year students suffer from increased levels of depression, loneliness and hopelessness.

Scott Dalrymple, president of Columbia College, in Missouri, has been chosen as president of Paul Smith’s College, in New York. Zev Eleff, chief academic officer of Hebrew Theological College and vice provost of Touro College Illinois, has been appointed president of Gratz College, in Pennsylvania.

University of Nebraska system Board of Regents voted down a proposal to ban the "imposition" of critical race theory in the classroom. Students and faculty members wanted that outcome, but some worry about the damage that's already been done.  

A month after the Pennsylvania system board approved the consolidation plans, Daniel Greenstein and Christine Smith, a consultant on the project, discuss the path to accreditation, approval from the NCAA and plans to create an integrated curriculum.