Falwell censored anti-Trump column, Liberty student editor says
The president of Liberty University censored an article critical of Donald Trump, according to the sports editor of the school's official newspaper, the Liberty Champion.
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College applications free for limited time
Hoosier high school students can apply to seven colleges for free on Friday, and seven schools are waiving application fees through the end of October
ITT Tech’s sudden closure leaves students in the lurch — and in debt
When one of the country’s largest for-profit college chains closed last month, it caught more than 500 students in Massachusetts off guard ...
Boise State students push for more higher ed funding
While much of the focus of Boise State University during football season is on the Blue, there is effort under way among some students to make a big change.
U. of Cincinnati suspends new international student fee
University of Cincinnati has suspended collection of a new international student fee after months of protests from students.
A whistle was blown on ITT; 17 Years later, it collapsed
Dan Graves, a mental health aide in San Jose, Calif., had mixed feelings when he heard that ITT Educational Services had filed for bankruptcy in mid-September.
Princeton to assist lower-income homeowners
Princeton University will help lower-income Princeton residents pay their property tax bills under a settlement agreement that ends the litigation challenging the University's property tax exemptions.
Belmont College now equipped with more than 1,500 iPads
Belmont College is boasting new technology for its students.
St. John’s University, Staten Island Campus to open center at McKee H.S.
St. John’s University Staten Island campus announces the grand opening of the College Readiness Center at Ralph R. McKee Career and Technical Education High School
UCSF will outsource dozens of tech jobs to India
UCSF plans to lay off dozens of tech workers and outsource about a fifth of its information technology systems jobs to India — a move the university says will save it about $30 million over five years.
