Pigs can play video games with their snouts, scientists find
Pigs can play video games, scientists have found, after putting four fun-loving swine to the test.
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Students at merged Pa. state universities could earn degrees without leaving their campus
About 29,000 students attending six state-owned universities — three in Western Pennsylvania — gained a public assurance that they can earn degrees without leaving their individual campuses, even if the schools are merged in fall 2022.
Major loan servicer settles Mass. lawsuit
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency settles a lawsuit alleging it prevented hundreds of thousands from having loans forgiven or reduced.
City Loses Lawsuit After Spending Public Dollars on Private University
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled against Peoria Monday, saying the city violated the state Constitution by giving a $2.6 million taxpayer subsidy to Huntington University, a private institution
Stanford prof who mocked Barron Trump during impeachment trial joins Biden admin
Stanford University Professor Pamela Karlan will join the Biden administration, according to multiple reports
Elon University promoted whites-only racial justice discussions last fall, now claims ignorance
Elon University is nixing its racially exclusive “White Caucus” less than a day after the Young America’s Foundation exposed the School of Education program, telling Fox News the segregated racial justice discussions over Zoom were student-initiated and administrators didn’t know about them.
UK student offered £5,000 after he was bullied by lecturer
University College London student has therapy paid for after female lecturer abuses position of trust
Bitcoin consumes ‘more electricity than Argentina’
Bitcoin uses more electricity annually than the whole of Argentina, analysis by Cambridge University suggests.
How Grand Valley State’s free tuition plan stacks up
The Michigan university's pitch to families making less than $50,000 could help students overcome one of the biggest barriers to enrolling.
Future college students will skim through thinner course catalogs
Colleges in the Midwest that make it to the other side of the current higher education upheaval accelerated by the pandemic will offer fewer — and different — academic programs than they do now.
