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Florida Law School Reverses Course, Will Allow Turning Point Chapter
Students at Barry University School of Law can form a Turning Point USA chapter—a decision that comes after the Florida...
NECHE Head Weighs In on College Closures, State of Accreditation
Larry Schall, who leads the accreditor, views the closures of member institutions in New England as tragic but believes existential concerns about the state of small colleges are overblown.
Judge Grants Stay in EEOC v. Penn Case on Jewish Employees
A district court judge issued a stay Monday in the ongoing legal battle between the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and...
Harvard Grad Student Workers Go On Strike
After 14 months of bargaining, more than 4,000 Harvard University graduate students went on strike last week, The Christian Science...
Fort Lewis Welcomes First Native President Amid Reconciliation Process
Fort Lewis College has spent years taking stock of its history as a federal Indian boarding school and working with local tribes to make amends. Now its first Indigenous leader plans to continue the work she helped launch.
Board Ouster Raises Further Concerns About NSF’s Future
The White House axed all members of the board overseeing the National Science Foundation Friday, leaving the agency with no board, director or deputy director. It finally provided a reason Monday afternoon.
Education Department Launches New FAFSA Fraud Prevention Tool
Financial aid experts hope the tool will relieve administrative burden, but some concerns remain.
Mamdani Vetoes Bill Requiring Security Plans for Protests Near Schools
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani vetoed a measure that he said could be improperly applied to “college students demanding...