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New York Times faces $10 million lawsuit for ‘made up’ coverage of Liberty University
Liberty University is suing the New York Times over it's coverage of the college's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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22 states sue Devos for limiting student fraud claims against schools
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.
Putting Action Behind Words
College leaders are making good on commitments to address racial inequities at their institutions with more diverse staffing, socially relevant curricula and targeted fundraising to help students of color.
‘Trained Marxists’ BLM founders say Trump admin is ‘white supremacist’
The University of Florida hosted the founders of Black Lives Matter for a virtual speaking event.
Juniata College calls cops on student for sending email that mocked diversity demands
A Pennsylvania liberal arts college suspended a student and reported him to police for sending an email that mocked demands for a stronger bias response team and required classes on systemic racism, among others.
Victorious US colleges fear more hits on foreign students
Court loss still leaves Trump many tools in anti-immigrant campaign
COVID layoffs, furloughs begin hitting colleges hard
University of Akron has made some of the deepest cuts to its professorial staff of any college
Blow to Plan S open access project as ERC withdraws support
Plan S shift backed by European Commission will be ‘detrimental’ to researchers, says commission-created ERC
Stanford researcher faces charges over alleged ties to Chinese military
A Stanford University visiting scholar has been charged with visa fraud after she allegedly lied about her ties to China.
Princeton professor who challenged illiberal demands of faculty to be honored as ‘hero of intellectual freedom’
Joshua Katz criticized Princeton University colleagues who made a host of illiberal demands, including higher pay and longer sabbaticals for only nonwhite faculty and ideological conformity among nonwhites.
