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A First Move on Borrower Defense
Students who were misled by their institution and only received partial government relief are due more help, to the tune of $1 billion, the Education Department announced.
COVID-19 Changes at the Top in Australia
Some university leaders are burned out -- and others want to travel to be closer to family members.
Women Outpace Men in Academic Performance Tourney
The women's version of our annual academic success bracket for NCAA Division I basketball produced an unusual cliffhanger because so many teams have strong records.
Dream Derailed Leads to Lawsuit Against Berkeley
A former international student has filed suit claiming the university's international student advising office misinformed him of a deadline to apply for authorization to work in the U.S.
Colleges a ‘Juicy Target’ for Cyberextortion
Cybercriminals using ransomware increasingly focus on colleges and universities. What steps can institutions take to minimize their own risks -- and threats to the sector?
Athletes Start #NotNCAAProperty Protest Ahead of Tourney
Athletes competing in the upcoming National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I men’s basketball tournament started a social media campaign Wednesday...
Senators Reintroduce Bill to Track Student-Level Outcomes
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators on Thursday introduced into the new Congress the College Transparency Act, which would remove...
Richmond Students Continue to Call for Building Name Changes
A coalition of Black students at the University of Richmond calling for the names of a slave owner and a segregationist to be removed from campus buildings has moved up their deadline for demands to be met in response to university leaders’ refusal to change the names.