Fencing, field hockey, sailing, squash, synchronized swimming and wrestling among teams being cut

President Donald Trump tweeted on Friday threatening funding for universities and schools he says are "indoctrinating" students, calling on the Treasury Department to review their tax-exempt statuses.

The 99 members of Congress said they were concerned ICE’s policy was not motivated by public health considerations, but rather by “animus toward immigrants, by a goal of forcing schools to reopen even as COVID-19 cases are rising, and by a desire to create an illusion of normalcy during this unprecedented public health emergency.”

Edgewood College laid off several professors this summer in a move that some instructors on campus see as an eroding of academic norms, in violation of the instructors’ contracts and part of a pattern of poor decision-making.

The number of students that can be served per minute is not a normal concern for college and university dining administrators, who in recent years have tried to distinguish themselves on the quality and variety of their food, and the sense of community that it can bring to a campus.

Solutions provider and former Jamestown coach Josh Knutson discusses the potential for VR to take off in competitive gaming programs and barriers holding it back.

The Trump Administration was sued by 22 states that say a rule change narrowing the ability of students to contest federal loan repayments is a blatant handout to the for-profit school industry.

University of Akron has made some of the deepest cuts to its professorial staff of any college

Trustees of California State University, the nation’s largest four-year public university system, will vote on making ethnic studies a graduation requirement.

As complex infrastructure systems navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities have the opportunity to make needed changes as their leaders determine what a return to campus looks like.