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Provost, Police Chief Gone in Wake of Arizona Prof’s Murder
U of Arizona’s police chief will “step down,” and the provost will “step away,” the institution’s president said. The chair of the faculty says many see this as a “first step.”
HBCUs Got 178 Times Less Charitable Funding Than Ivies
Historically Black colleges and universities received 178 times less funding from philanthropic foundations compared to Ivy League institutions on average...
18 Jobs to Be Cut at Susquehanna University
Susquehanna University is eliminating 18 jobs as part of a plan to rebalance its budget and create a sustainable future...
Strange Metals and the Energy Crisis: Academic Minute
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Cornell University Week: Debanjan Chowdhury, assistant professor of physics, explores how to stop...
Oklahoma Governor Vetoes Bill on Tribal Graduation Regalia
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, vetoed a state Senate bill that would have allowed Native...
An Enrollment Boost and Decline
Enrollment boomed at Maine community colleges after state lawmakers instituted a temporary free college program—but it declined at University of Maine system institutions.
Free Food Truck on Campus Feeds 500 Students a Day
The University of California, Davis, began offering pay-what-you-can lunches on campus in April, expanding access to basic needs resources for students.
Slimming Down to Stay Afloat
Projecting an enrollment nosedive, West Virginia University is preparing for a lean future. Some call it an act of surrender, while others say it’s a prudent choice to be replicated elsewhere.