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Former WNMU President Sues Lawmakers, Alleges Corruption

Months after stepping down amid a spending scandal and controversy over an exit package that included $1.9 million in severance...
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Students, Unions to Protest Trump’s Higher Ed Agenda Friday

Members of the American Association of University Professors, the affiliated American Federation of Teachers and student groups are planning protests...
MacKenzie Scott, a light-skinned woman with long brown hair.

MacKenzie Scott Gifts $50M to Virginia State University

MacKenzie Scott has donated $50 million to Virginia State University, the largest gift the 143-year-old HBCU has ever received from...
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Williams Removes Race Language From Handbook to Recertify for Grants

Faculty at Williams College approved four motions at a faculty meeting earlier this month to remove language about using race...
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IU to Resume Printing Student Paper After Censorship Controversy

Indiana University officials are walking back plans to suspend print publication of the student newspaper following faculty and alumni outrage...
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Academic Libraries Embrace AI

Libraries worldwide are exploring or ramping up their use of artificial intelligence, according to a new report by Clarivate, a...
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Valley Forge Military College Wants to Sign Compact

While seven of the nine universities originally invited to join the Trump administration’s “ Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher...
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21 States, D.C. Ask Court to Reverse Ed Department’s TRIO Grant Rejections

Democratic attorneys general from 21 states and Washington, D.C., filed briefs this week asking a court to reverse the Trump...