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Aspiring Accreditor Approves First Institution
The Commission for Public Higher Education—an aspiring college accreditor— announced Thursday that it has voted to give Florida Polytechnic University...
Judge Blocks Attempted Breakup of Antioch Board
An Ohio court issued a preliminary injunction Wednesday blocking the Coalition for the Common Good’s attempt to dissolve the Antioch...
Kalshi Moves to Launch Wagers on College Admissions
One of the country’s leading prediction markets is planning to get into the business of college admissions. Kalshi could soon...
Alabama Sends $22M to Auburn to Create Civic Center
Auburn University plans to open a new Institute for Civic Leadership named for Gov. Kay Ivey, a 1967 alumna, the...
OSU College of Medicine Discriminated, DOJ Claims
The Ohio State University College of Medicine discriminated in its admissions process, giving preference to Black and Hispanic applicants over...
New Data Shows Steep Decline in Humanities Ph.D.s in Last Decade
A new study from the American Academy of Sciences and Letters shows a 49 percent drop in humanities dissertations written...
Michigan State Trustee Sues Board, President
Michigan State University’s long-running board battle escalated this week when trustee Rema Vassar sued several members and employees for alleged...
Hofstra Says It Had No ‘Duty to Protect’ Student Who Collapsed During Bar Exam
Hofstra University claims it had no responsibility to help a person who went into cardiac arrest while taking the bar...