University of Colorado refuses to pay $17 million ransom following data breach
The University of Colorado declined to pay a $17 million ransom demand after a data breach compromised more than 310,000 university records.
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Experts disagree on legality of university vaccine mandates
Universities have announced plans to require students to get the COVID vaccine to return to in-person learning in the fall.
Students seek tangible changes in face of anti-Asian hate
Asian and Asian American student activists across the country want to bring about changes to curricula and campus life.
‘It’s Time’: regional comprehensive shifts into high gear
St. Cloud State University is embracing the future with a new vision and strategic plan. Its president says 'we have to do something bold, something different.'
Cornell student government pushes university to divest and cut ties with Saudis
Student government leaders at Cornell University want to see it cut ties with Saudi Arabia over human rights abuses and the war in Yemen.
Oxford University receives £11m from fossil fuel firms, report finds
Figures from oil, gas and petrochemical companies does not include £100m from Ineos in 2021
Biden administration signals intent to push critical race theory as American history and civics education
The Department of Education has proposed prioritizing projects that use Critical Race Theory in a grant competition intended for civics education and American history.
Lawmakers Asked to Consider Funding for Apprenticeships at 2-Year Colleges
President Biden's proposed $12 billion in funding for community colleges could go, in part, to help institutions build degree-based apprenticeship programs.
Colleges fight to end food insecurity; 9 potential solutions
Sacred Heart, North Texas and other institutions have forged unique strategies to prevent students from going hungry.
Black Loyola students want to ‘eradicate focus on Western Civilization’ in honors program
Black and other minority students at Loyola University Chicago want to change the Honors Program curriculum away from its focus on Western civilization.
