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Mississippi Bill Would Mandate 3 College Closures
Arizona Governor Demands Meeting With Regents on Finances
Billion-Dollar Donation Makes Tuition Free at Albert Einstein Medical College
Arizona Budget Fight Heats Up
Criticism from the University of Arizona Faculty Senate has prompted one regent to take legal action against faculty as blame for the university’s financial crisis swirls.
Turmoil Grows at Embattled California University
Since going on accreditation probation in August, the University of Antelope Valley has lost its president, replaced part of employees’ salaries with stock options and now faces an eviction.
Struggling Saint Augustine’s Hit With $7.9 Million Tax Lien
Financial issues continue to mount for the beleaguered North Carolina HBCU, even as it awaits a looming decision on its accreditation status.
Another Bountiful Year of Big (and Small) Donations
Despite declining public support in some quarters and growing questions about the value and mission of higher ed, generous benefactors gave colleges $58 billion last fiscal year, according to a new survey.
Another Wave of Campus Cuts
Numerous colleges announced or completed plans to cut academic programs or jobs in February. Many of those institutions are in the Midwest—particularly Ohio.