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Mizzou Cancels Black Student Block Party, Calling It ‘Unlawful Discrimination’
The cancellation is just the latest of many incidents at colleges across the country and reflects how Trump’s anti-DEI crackdown is affecting Black students.
Supreme Court Says NIH Doesn’t Have to Restore Canceled Grants
Instead, those who have lost funding can take their claim to a different court. The plaintiffs’ lawyers condemned the decision as a “significant setback for public health.”
More UChicago Ph.D. Programs Pause Admissions in Humanities, Social Sciences
The arts and humanities dean said “nearly all” faculty leaders preferred “a broader pause for the division.” Some social sciences programs also aren’t accepting new students.
Court Orders CUNY to Release Endowment Records
Ep. 170: Voices of Student Success: Support for Adults of All Life Stages
Inside Higher Ed’s Voices of Student Success discusses the goals, challenges and importance of continuing education programs for nontraditional students at Washington University in St. Louis.
Gordon Gee Returns to Ohio State as ‘Intellectual Diversity’ Consultant
Sanders, Senate Dems Press McMahon for Answers About Debt Relief Pause
The Education Department said in July that it was temporarily halting forgiveness for income-based repayment because of a court order. The senators dispute that reasoning.
U of Missouri Forges Ahead With Ambitious Nuclear Research Project
As the Trump administration upends federal research, Mizzou aims to raise more than $1 billion to build an advanced nuclear reactor to accelerate production of key ingredients for cancer treatments.