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Layoffs and a Resignation at Harvard’s Legacy of Slavery Initiative
Harvard University last week laid off the staff of the Harvard Slavery Remembrance Program, who were tasked with identifying the...
Florida Board Approves Extensive Gen Ed Overhaul
The Florida Board of Governors voted to remove hundreds of classes, many touching on race and gender, from general education offerings at all 12 state universities.
U of Tennessee Pays Student Who Faced Expulsion $180K
The University of Tennessee is paying one of its pharmacy graduates $180,000 and giving the Foundation for Individual Rights and...
Saint Augustine’s U Faces Ticking Clock to Fix Finances
Saint Augustine’s University needs to shore up its finances ahead of an accreditation vote next month. But state officials just shot down a $70 million financial lifeline.
Fired for Making Porn, Joe Gow Sues for Reinstatement
After being fired twice, first from his chancellor post and then from his tenured faculty role at the University of...
The King’s College Aims to Reopen
Trustees at the college, which shut down in 2023, want to “gift” it to “likeminded evangelical Christians” in the hope a partner could resurrect the institution.
Former Jackson State Faculty Senate President Sues University President
A former Jackson State University Faculty Senate president is suing the institution, its president and the statewide public university system...
North Idaho College Awaits Its Fate
Could the college lose accreditation purely over board actions? Its president believes NIC has resolved the issues that prompted scrutiny ahead of a looming vote next week.