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Pitt to Offer Some Students Free Tuition at Branch Campuses
The University of Pittsburgh announced it will offer free tuition at its four branch campuses to Pennsylvanians whose household incomes...
Utah to Review Presidential Exit Packages
The Utah Board of Higher Education plans to review presidential exit package policies following questions about severance pay at Utah...
Research HBCUs Launch Association to Foster Collaboration
A group of historically Black research colleges and universities announced the launch of a new coalition, the Association of HBCU...
ED Launches Civil Rights Investigation Into Stanford
The Department of Education launched its latest college civil rights investigation Wednesday—this time regarding Stanford University. The investigation is based...
The Key Podcast: Why Match Matters in M&A
Mergers and acquisitions might be discussed more frequently among some institutions in higher ed, but they remain difficult endeavors that...
McMahon Meeting With Senate Committee Canceled After Live-Stream Threat
A roundtable discussion between Education Secretary Linda McMahon and the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions was canceled...
Carter Sought to Hire Associate at Nebraska
Following a bombshell report that revealed former Ohio State University president Ted Carter sought to steer resources, and a job...
Report Highlights Men’s Precollege Sexual Education
A new report from It’s On Us found that young men often come to college underprepared for sexual assault prevention...