Harvard student newspaper repeatedly botches coverage of ‘hate incidents’ against Asian-Americans
The student newspaper at one of the nation’s top universities keeps flubbing its coverage of hateful acts against Asian-Americans.
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Debate on student loan debt leaves experts in agreement on the problem, far apart on solutions
Experts on the two sides of the debate on whether or not to cancel student debt reached agreement that student debt it is at a crisis level.
UVA student government rejects resolution to say Pledge of Allegiance at beginning of meetings
The University of Virginia Student Council rejected a proposal from a conservative member of the body to make time for members to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the beginning of each meeting.
Mainstream Stanford student journalists apologize for using racist imagery in tweet
The mainstream campus newspaper at Stanford University that has refused to run an op-ed critical of Black Lives Matter in the past is now apologizing for a tweet it posted that used racist imagery.
Jesuits wants to raise $1 billion for reparations program because Georgetown sold slaves in 1838
A Catholic religious order that has a history of owning slaves has announced a $1 billion fundraising drive to atone for its past participation in slavery.
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.
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.
West Point concludes investigation into largest cheating scandal in past four decades
The United States Military Academy, commonly known as West Point, concluded an investigation into a spring 2020 calculus exam that was the largest cheating scandal in the past four decades atf the service academy.
Purdue expands its 3-year degree program; promotes fast-track through college
Students at Purdue University can now graduate in just three years with one of 55 different degrees.
Law professor may be fired after personal blog post criticized Chinese government
The University of San Diego is formally reviewing a law professor who made a blog post critical of the Chinese Communist Party.
