US fails in first Trump-era prosecution over China ties
Jury can’t agree on Tennessee associate professor Anming Hu after FBI admits deceitful pressure campaign to get him to spy
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University of Oregon can discipline students for off-campus offenses under new policy
The University of Oregon Board of Trustees has approved a resolution that increases the school’s disciplinary jurisdiction, allowing administrators to now punish students for their off-campus behavior.
Thousands of defrauded ITT Tech students are getting their loans erased
The U.S. Education Department said it’s erasing student debt for thousands of borrowers who attended a for-profit college chain that made exaggerated claims about its graduates’ success in finding jobs.
Questioning Colleges’ Role in Bad Loans for Boot Camps
The colleges appear to be leading students to risky loan providers, raising questions about the relationship between the institutions and lenders and how much information they’re disclosing to students.
NNU Campus Ministry students encouraged to take anti-racist classes
A Christian university's Student Government Association is recommending students take 'helpful classes' related to 'anti-racism.'
Questioning Colleges’ Role in Bad Loans for Boot Camps
The colleges appear to be leading students to risky loan providers, raising questions about the relationship between the institutions and lenders and how much information they’re disclosing to students.
What a Title IX lawsuit might mean for religious universities
The Religious Exemption Accountability Project, or REAP, filed a class action lawsuit on March 26, 2021, charging that the U.S. Department of Education was complicit “in the abuses that thousands of LGBTQ+ students endured at taxpayer-funded religious colleges and universities.”
Cambridge college ends critical examination of founder Winston Churchill
Working party at Churchill College disbands after dispute over event about British PM and racism
U of Oklahoma refuses to revise mandatory training that makes students agree with transgender ideology
An education nonprofit argues that in order to complete the training, students were compelled to answer questions in a way that agreed with the university’s position on transgenderism.
Some college students balk at COVID vaccine requirement
A recent survey of 2,000 college students found that 69 percent support requiring COVID vaccines for a return to campus this fall — but that still leaves a significant portion of students who are against the mandate, now required at more than 500 colleges nationwide.
