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Back From 2 Decades on the Brink
Atlanta HBCU spent nearly 20 years limping along without access to federal financial aid funding. Then its board chair gave an ultimatum: get on a path to accreditation or close.
‘Deeply Harmful Rhetoric’
Political science association apologizes for its "both sides" statement on the Capitol mobbing.
Pandemic's Fall Financial Toll Adds Up
Three-quarters of institutions in one association survey spent more than they expected to mitigate the effects of COVID-19. The spring will also be expensive, experts say.
New Programs: Sports Leadership, Social Work, Cyberengineering
Emporia State University is starting an online bachelor's degree in sports leadership and recreation. La Salle University is launching a...
Perpetrator or Victim?
A graduate of Columbia University who was accused of sexual assault declared victory after a legal settlement required the university to reinstate his revoked degree. Advocates for sexual assault victims say the outcome could have lasting repercussions.
Liberty Sues Va. Governor Over Financial Aid
Liberty University is suing Virginia governor Ralph Northam, a Democrat, in federal court, The Washington Post reported Friday. The lawsuit...
Calif. College Groups Applaud Governor’s Budget Proposal
Several higher education systems and organizations applauded California governor Gavin Newsom’s budget proposal this week. Those groups include the University...
Ole Miss Doubles Down on Professor's Termination
The University of Mississippi is moving ahead with its termination of Garrett Felber, assistant professor of history, its provost said...