A UNT professor was accused of making racist remarks in 2020. His free speech suit against the university comes to an end in the era of DEI bans.
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Posted inIndianapolis
Cuts at IU Indy mean fewer liberal arts degrees for students
The loss of majors comes as state lawmakers further push students toward majors closely aligned with jobs.
Posted inCalifornia
Why a new Trump policy could expel thousands of adult students from classes
The U.S. Department of Education says adult students without legal status are now banned from certain courses. Teens at public K-12 districts could see changes too.
Posted inTexas
Texas A&M System’s new leader hints faculty senates in state leaders’ crosshairs will stay
In an interview with the Tribune, Chancellor Glenn Hegar also said he would prioritize student outcomes over big projects and skirted questions about diversity and academic freedom.
Posted inOhio
Six years later, has the Say Yes Cleveland scholarship program lived up to its promise?
The organization will not discuss the number of students who got to college with its help, though leaders are pledging to release a comprehensive progress report this fall.
Posted inSan Antonio
Alamo Colleges seeks to maximize access with new Workforce Pell Grants
With the federal approval of Pell Grants for short-term programs, college officials hope more students could access financial aid.
Posted inChicago
Big changes are coming to student loan repayment. Here’s how to prepare.
More than 1.6 million people in Illinois owe federal student debt. The Trump administration is trying to speed up their repayment.
Posted inTampa Bay
What’s up with UF’s presidential search? We’ll know ‘this coming year’
Almost two months after Santa Ono was voted down, the university must find an interim before restarting its search.
Posted inCharlottesville
The federal government cut $64 million in grants at UVA. Here’s what it means for the community
The University of Virginia lost nearly $64 million across 45 previously approved projects.
Posted inPittsburgh
In midnight move, CMU students roll in new fence to protest closure of free speech icon
After Carnegie Mellon paused customary student control over The Fence, students wheeled in a new one to highlight the importance of free expression.