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IU Prof Suspended for White Supremacy Graphic Returns to Class
Jessica Adams, a lecturer in the Indiana University School of Social Work, resumed teaching her Diversity, Human Rights and Social...
Martin University to ‘Pause’ Operations
Officials at the private, predominantly Black institution cited financial and enrollment challenges. A decision to close has not been made.
Budgetary Watchdog Warns Pell Grant Still Projected to Face Shortfall
Congress appropriated a one-time fund of $10.5 billion in July to help shore up the reserves for federal need-based student...
Education Dept. Labels Hundreds of Colleges as ‘Lower Earnings’
The colleges on the list enroll fewer than 3 percent of undergraduates.
College Affordability Nonprofit Warns of Student Debt ‘Default Cliff’
A new survey of federal student loan borrowers by the Institute for College Access and Success, a nonprofit focused on...
Another Okla. Instructor Put On Leave, This Time for ‘Viewpoint Discrimination’
The University of Oklahoma’s Turning Point USA chapter said its president filed the complaint after a lecturer offered to excuse from class only students who protested in support of another professor.
AI Tool From Maryland Grads Teaches Case Study Responses
The student-developed tool provides case study prompts for business students to improve their critical thinking and reduce cheating using generative AI.
Pomona In Talks to Acquire Claremont Graduate University
Pomona College is reportedly looking to acquire Claremont Graduate University, which has faced financial challenges over the last decade and has been seeking a strategic partner.