A Public Source investigation revealed the school has repeatedly faced court and regulator complaints from former students and employees.
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Posted inChicago
Illinois colleges failing to protect immigrant students despite new law, analysis finds
Advocates have touted the Illinois law that applies to public colleges as a model, but some colleges don’t make it easy to find information and don’t have protocols for what to do if immigration agents come on campus.
Posted inCalifornia
Training to be a teacher is expensive. These California programs can help
California has a persistent shortage of qualified teachers. New programs offer a solution, though they are still relatively small in scale.
Posted inColorado
Metropolitan State University of Denver holds its first-ever graduation ceremony for parenting students
About 30 students and their families attended the ceremony at the commuter college near the heart of downtown Denver.
Posted inCharlottesville
Locked doors and emergency buttons: UVA professors raise safety concerns amidst growing online scrutiny and records requests
Some faculty say outside groups have targeted them with watchlists, records requests and online attacks — and without collective bargaining, they have few options to ask for greater protections.
Posted inTexas
Texas Tech cautions broadcasting research restrictions to prospective students
Experts worry graduate students will learn too late about university’s ban on research work related to sexual orientation and gender identity.
Posted inEl Paso
Becoming Dr. Torres: El Paso medical school student’s journey balances music, faith, family
Nueva Rosita native and performer blends music, mentorship and medicine before starting internal medicine residency in San Antonio after El Paso graduation
Posted inThe Dispatch
Here’s what to know about the final student loan rules
The department dismissed critiques of its new repayment plan and its limits on graduate student borrowing. The changes take effect July 1.
Posted inIndianapolis
How Ivy Tech Indy is building community through intramural sports
The group hosted an end-of-year kickball tournament April 25.
Posted inTexas
Data center boom strains Texas homebuilders’ need for electricians
Texas builders struggle to finish new homes to meet growth as data centers with deeper pockets poach electricians.