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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
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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.
‘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.'
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.
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.
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.
Zoom addresses academic freedom concerns
After canceling controversial online events organized by colleges and universities, Zoom faced a backlash.
75 colleges call on Biden team to lower carbon emissions
With many higher education institutions setting the tone on climate change and sustainability, their leaders are hopeful that the nation can follow their lead.
Extra study time in lockdown ‘may have driven rise in firsts’
Universities UK and GuildHE say ‘unintended consequence’ of pandemic was less time for socialising, more time for studying
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.
