The Trump administration is suing California, asking the state to end its policies allowing students without legal status to access in-state tuition and financial aid. But the administration’s legal argument is weak, according to top legal experts.
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Posted inTampa Bay
Police charge 2 after Muslim students harassed on USF’s Tampa campus
Local officials and law enforcement joined students in condemning the perpetrators.
Posted inCalifornia
Up to 61,000 truck drivers in California could soon lose their licenses. Here’s why
The Trump administration is cracking down on immigrants who drive trucks in California, creating new regulations and threatening to withhold millions in federal highway funding.
Posted inFort Worth
Texas Wesleyan theater students’ unseen efforts get their show on the road
The student production of Oscar Wilde’s comedy, “The Importance of Being Earnest,” is the result of weeks of behind-the-scenes work.
Posted inColorado
Colorado counselors set to lose valuable FAFSA student data after state budget cuts
Counselors use it to figure out if students are running into issues during the process so they can then get those students help.
Posted inPittsburgh
How divestment calls brought academic freedom backlash at Pitt
Students and faculty members at the University of Pittsburgh continue to call for financial transparency and divestment from Israel. Campus expression has felt the strain, and professors debate the school’s response.
Posted inOhio
Cleveland State didn’t prepare for backlash over radio-station deal, planning documents show
Public records show university officials gave little thought to potential student protests or public criticism over the deal.
Posted inPittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon made protesting on campus harder. A year later, even debate is difficult.
After Gaza protests roiled other campuses, Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh wrote a policy to control gatherings of more than a few dozen people. Students wonder if The Fence is next.
Posted inTampa Bay
DeSantis calls for crackdown on H-1B visa holders at Florida universities
Many Florida universities employ H-1B visa holders in a variety of academic departments.
Posted inTampa Bay
New College of Florida may be first to sign Trump’s university pledge
More than half a dozen universities have rejected the compact. New College wants to embrace it.