The deep divide over college vaccine mandates in one state
In Illinois, could red vs. blue counties be a factor? Read more
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Why 25% of parents used unethical behavior to get children into college
After celebrities Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman pleaded guilty to using their influence to get their children into preferred colleges, a question circulated among those following the high-profile stories: Could there be more? Read more
Students refuse to support Team USA
With the Olympic opening ceremonies right around the corner, Campus Reform reporter Ophelie Jacobson went to the University of South Florida to ask students who they plan on rooting for during the Olympic Games. Read more
Exeter University offers medical students £10,000 to defer
Russell Group university also offers year’s free accommodation as incentive amid surge in applications Read more
Many medical schools are behind the curve on artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence and machine learning have become integrated into our everyday lives, from social media to cars to medicine. Yet, the curriculum for how to make use of this technology in medical school is still quite limited. Read more
Gun owners’ fears after firearms dealer data breach
Thousands of names and addresses belonging to UK customers of a leading website for buying and selling shotguns and rifles have been published to the dark web following a "security breach". Read more
Warren Using Her Power Over ED
It’s not unusual for senators to hold up the confirmation of presidential nominees -- but it is unusual when the holdup comes from a member of the president’s own party. Read more
Christian university rejects woke accreditation policies to preserve mission
Cairn University shuttered its social work program in response to the Council on Social Work Education considering accreditation standards based in left-wing sexual ethics.
Funding cuts to go ahead for university arts courses in England despite opposition
Education secretary Gavin Williamson says money will be put towards Stem and medicine courses
Professors sue college district after jobs threatened for criticizing social justice expenditures
Two history professors threatened with termination after they questioned use of grant money to fund social justice initiatives at their college have filed a federal lawsuit against the Kern Community College District.
