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Iowa’s Higher Ed Overhaul Bills Mostly Fizzled. State Regents May Act Instead.
The House launched a wave of controversial legislation earlier this year that never made it through the Senate. But familiar-looking policy proposals emerged from the board overseeing public universities.
Southern Oregon Weighs Deep Cuts
Southern Oregon University is considering job and program cuts as it faces a $12.5 million budget deficit and a legislative mandate to balance its books to unlock emergency funds.
Colleges Using Institutional Neutrality to Suppress Student Speech
College officials have cited the policies and state anti-DEI laws as they force students to remove language from fliers and theater sets. Experts say administrators are misinterpreting those policies and laws.
Utah to Review Presidential Exit Packages
Students, Staff, Alumni Sue Martin Over Closure
Former students allege Martin University stranded them educationally after closing abruptly without a teach-out plan, leaving some with no degree to show for completed programs.
Kentucky Governor Pressures UK Over Hiring Decisions
Virginia Tech’s Growing Pains
The university needs more campus housing. But a plan to address that issue has stoked students’ concerns and suspicions about how a developer on the board stands to benefit.
Report Details Former OSU President’s ‘Inappropriate’ Relationship
An Ohio State report found former president Ted Carter tried to steer resources toward a woman he had an inappropriate relationship with, but staff largely rebuffed such efforts.