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The College Board’s decision on Jan. 19, 2021 to eliminate the essay portion of the SAT may have delighted millions of current and future high school students but its discontinuation could also be a loss for students of color and those whose primary language isn’t English.
A New York State court ruled that Fordham University was within its rights not to recognize a Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter on its campus.
Last summer, the University of San Diego removed its statue of St. Junípero Serra from campus.
The pandemic effect has already led to increases in applications to sciences courses at some universities
Before the Cambridge Analytica story had broken. Before Facebook's acknowledgement that its platform had been used to help incite ethnic cleansing in Myanmar.
New Safer Schools and Campuses Best Practices Clearinghouse will enable colleges and universities to share best practices
President Biden's proposal to make public colleges free could mean more students may be able to go to college, but it could also mean the end for some private institutions.
Even Betsy DeVos — one of the longest-serving of Donald Trump's revolving-door cabinet secretaries — finally reached what she called an "inflection point" with the former president's open call for violent insurrection, resigning slightly before he left office.
A handful of professors demanded that publishing companies refuse to work with Trump administration alumni.
According to calculations from the Kansas Legislative Research Department, Gov. Laura Kelly’s budget as presented to state lawmakers last week amounts to a $37.4 million reduction in state general funding for higher education.
