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Ohio State President Resigns Over ‘Inappropriate Relationship’
During his short tenure as president, Ted Carter received praise and two salary increases. Now the “surprised and disappointed” board has accepted his resignation.
Pressure Mounts on Bard President
The Faculty Senate is calling for the creation of a fund equivalent to Jeffrey Epstein’s total donations to the college, to be spent on initiatives concerning sexual violence.
State Lawmakers Step In to Support Minority-Serving Institutions
Since the Education Department axed funding to MSIs last fall, state policymakers have proposed bills to recognize and sustain such colleges and universities moving forward.
U.S. Accepting Public Comments on Proposed Workforce Pell Rule
How Well Do For-Profit Colleges Serve Black Students?
These colleges enroll higher shares of Black students compared to other institutions, and larger percentages of those students take on debt, according to a new report.
N.Y. Attorney General’s Office Tells NYU Langone to Resume Youth Trans Care
Citing Balance Issues, Catholic U Rejects Pro-Israel Group’s Speaker Requests
The university says the student group’s events need to represent a wider range of views. The club says it’s being singled out.
U.S. Campuses in Middle East Shutter; Students, Employees Unable to Fly Back
Iran’s retaliation across the Middle East against ongoing U.S. and Israeli bombings has disrupted higher ed in previously calm Gulf states.