Syracuse University placed a professor on administrative leave after his course syllabus reportedly used the phrase "Wuhan flu."

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With government aid lacking, institutions struggle to identify winning strategies

Predictions of discrimination against conservatives came true

Software giant Github has apologised for firing a Jewish employee who warned co-workers to be careful about Nazis.

At its essence, a college accreditor ensures that the schools receiving federal financial aid dollars are providing an education to students that can lead to a good jobs that help pay those student loan bills.

The small private Massachusetts institution could not sustain enrollment declines or the COVID-19 pandemic.

The NCAA hinted that it may pull championship games from states that stop biological males from competing against females in athletics.

Black and other minority students at Loyola University Chicago want to change the Honors Program curriculum away from its focus on Western civilization.

Cornell University recently announced that it has approved a dual degree program between Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration and China’s Peking University. Read more