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Female Athletes File Title IX Suit Against San Diego State
Seventeen female athletes have filed a Title IX lawsuit against San Diego State University alleging they were shorted $1.2 million...
West Virginia U Suspends Fraternity Over Hazing Allegations
West Virginia University announced Monday that it suspended a fraternity for a reported hazing incident in violation of the university’s...
Minnesota Governor Seeks to Make Applications Free
Minnesota governor Tim Walz, a Democrat, has proposed that the state spend $10 million to make all college applications for...
Carnegie Classifications Find a New Home
After leaving its longtime headquarters at Indiana University and scrapping a plan to move to Albion College in Michigan, the...
States Warm to FAFSA Requirements
At least six states are considering legislation that would require high school seniors to fill out the federal financial aid form or sign a waiver opting out. Lawmakers say the policies would boost college enrollments and affordability.
How to Stay Competitive in International Admissions in 2022 | Available On-Demand
With domestic college enrollment across the United States continuing to decline, how can and should higher education institutions redirect their...
More Bean Burgers, Less Beef
Some colleges are cutting back on red meat in campus dining halls in an effort to fight climate change and prompt students to think about the carbon footprint of the food they consume.
Attracting Employees to Restaurants After COVID
How do restaurants attract employees after the Great Resignation? In today’s Academic Minute, York College of Pennsylvania’s Frederick Becker determines...