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Colleges Scramble to Administer Emergency Aid
The coronavirus pandemic has left thousands of students in need of financial assistance. The race to meet that need has been slowed by red tape and insufficient funding.
Academic Minute: The Youth Role in Innovation
Today on the Academic Minute, part of University of the South Week, Kelly Whitmer, associate professor of history, looks to...
Ohio State Pays $40.9M in Sexual Abuse Settlement
Ohio State University announced Friday that it had entered into a $40.9 million settlement with 162 survivors involved in 12...
Scottsdale CC Apologizes for Quiz Questions on Islam, Terrorism
Scottsdale Community College, in Arizona, has apologized for questions on a quiz that implied that the Islamic faith encourages terrorism...
Racist Attack Disrupts Virtual Graduation
Oklahoma City University’s virtual graduation ceremony on Saturday was disrupted by a “hate-filled attack” from an unknown person who displayed racist and offensive language.
Colleges Want No Repeat of the Last Recession's Cuts
Colleges are urging Congress in the next stimulus package to push states to avoid cuts.
NCAA Leader on Whether Fall Sports Will Go On
National Collegiate Athletic Association president Mark Emmert said football and other college sports are unlikely to go on this fall...
Loyola New Orleans Won't Look at SAT/ACT Scores
By going test blind instead of test optional, it's getting out of admissions testing. Update: University of New England changes, too.