Ivy League hikes tuition for online courses amid global pandemic
Several Ivy League colleges are facing student lawsuits for failure to offer tuition refunds after transitioning all classes to online learning.
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Several Ivy League colleges are facing student lawsuits for failure to offer tuition refunds after transitioning all classes to online learning.
Liberty University is suing the New York Times over it's coverage of the college's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
The University of Florida hosted the founders of Black Lives Matter for a virtual speaking event.
A Stanford University visiting scholar has been charged with visa fraud after she allegedly lied about her ties to China.
Rice University has confirmed that it will be using both “temporary structures” and tents in its return to campus this fall.
Indiana University created a “Pandemic Health Disparities Fund” for black and Hispanic students, because they are supposedly more likely to catch COVID-19 when they return in the fall.
According to President Neeli Bendapudi, the University of Louisville had received at least 75 faculty complaints regarding Jones' statements.
The Rutgers English Department will change its Graduate Writing Program so that it "challenges the familiar dogma" of traditional English teachings.
Senate Republicans unveiled the HEALS Act, a $1 trillion supplement to the CARES Act passed earlier this year.
In a recent virutal event, Sacred Heart University explained to students how "white privilege" is a sin.