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Orthodox Jewish Student Accuses Williams College of Housing Discrimination
Advocates hope it sends a message to other higher ed institutions to shore up religious accommodations in campus housing.
Closures Contributed to Deep Cuts in April
Colleges announced hundreds of layoffs and buyouts last month as many work to close budget deficits brought on by state and federal funding issues and other challenges.
SUNY Sets Systemwide AI Policy
New guidelines for the 64-campus system expand artificial intelligence in teaching and student support while adding guardrails for data privacy and high-risk uses.
Cornell President Runs Into Protesters With Car
Botstein to Retire After Investigation Finds He ‘Minimized’ Ties to Epstein
“I would take money from Satan if it permitted me to do God’s work,” Botstein told lawyers during their investigation into his connection to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Teaching AI by Doing, Not Studying
A new library-based initiative at the University of Virginia embeds hands-on AI learning and workforce skills across disciplines.
Labor Watch: Loyola, UC Workers to Strike While Harvard Fights Continue
Plus, the Maryland Legislature voted to expand bargaining rights to non-tenure-track faculty.
