GOP congressman says no bailout money for rich colleges
Rep. Ben Cline, in an exclusive interview with Campus Reform, slammed colleges receiving money from the CARES Act.
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Cambridge lectures will be online only next year
Meanwhile, the University of Bolton details plans to fully reopen in September, including use of temperature scanners
Call for Greater Scrutiny of College Advertising
The Brookings Institution is calling for greater oversight of college spending on advertising, particularly from for-profit institutions.
College towns are the overlooked victims of higher ed shutdowns
In another measure of the massive economic toll of the pandemic on higher education, the resulting shutdowns have been singularly devastating to the college towns in which these campuses are situated.
Universities try to block Congress from accessing documents detailing their ties to China
Attorneys for universities under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education are trying to block Congress from obtaining records that detail the schools’ ties with China, according to a May 19 letter exclusively obtained by The College Fix.
IP Problems
Copyright ownership concerns abound in the rapid shift to remote instruction.
California colleges sue Devos over student relief aid restrictions
The lawsuit accuses the Department of Education of applying unconstitutional restrictions on pandemic relief money intended to help students during the Coronavirus outbreak.
GW hires BDS loving dean with history of ‘antisemitism’
George Washington University hires BDS supporter Dr. Ilana Feldman as interim dean of the Elliott School of International Affairs (ESIA).
Professor to teach course defending American nationalism
Alexander Riley, a professor of sociology at Bucknell University, is used to bucking the trend.
Conservative legal firm urges churches to seize opportunity to start homeschooling co-ops
Pacific Justice Institute, a conservative nonprofit legal defense organization based in California, is encouraging church leaders to start their own homeschooling co-ops as the coronavirus pandemic and resulting shutdown has likely caused an unprecedented number of families to consider making the leap to homeschooling.
