Colleges and universities
UPenn's Disregard for Title IX Takes Opportunities Away From Women Athletes
As NCAA swimmer Lia Thomas speaks out for the first time about "transitioning" from male to female sports, one of Thomas' teammates is telling a different story.
Targeted Debt Forgiveness Isn't a Fair Compromise
If we're willing to compromise on student loan forgiveness, then taxpayers should get a deal worth at least $320 billion.
Battling Tik Tok Comments, Racism and the Church: BYU Students Want Change
The Black Menaces, a group of students at Brigham Young University, have learned to accept the Mormon church. They hope their school will do the same for them.
Internet Slams Woman Who Berated Student for Not Getting Door During Class
"You were at work! that it is called school and happens to take place at your home is irrelevant. work is work," one user commented.
Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick Aims to Remove CRT, Professor Tenure in Colleges
On Friday, Patrick announced his plan to do away with the teaching of CRT and tenure for professors in public universities in Texas.
College Student Uses Stolen Credit Card Updates to Trap Thief: Police
Rachel Nye was able to use transaction data to find the criminal in person, ultimately leading to his downfall.
An Angry Debate Over Race and Diversity Splits Christian Colleges
A Christian website has posted questions for parents to ask, including whether the school teaches courses in 'white privilege' or 'diversity and inclusion'
Harvard Students' Suit Alleges School Ignored Professor's Sexual Harassment
Three female graduate students charge that Harvard failed to respond to accusations of sexual harassment and threats by an anthropology professor.
FBI Says at Least 5 Suspects Involved in Bomb Threats Against Black Schools
The FBI said that the threats were instances of "racially or ethnically motivated violent extremism and hate crimes."
Ohio State University Professors Say In-Person Learning Doesn't 'Feel Safe'
"It was so much fun to be in person and to have so many people together, but it's also, I'm not sure it serves the community at large," one professor said.
Red Cross Sees 15 Percent Drop in Student Blood Donors During Pandemic
There's been a 62 percent drop in college and high school blood drives due to the pandemic. Overall, the Red Cross said donations dropped 10 percent since 2020.
Antisemitism is a Growing Problem Among College Diversity Administrators
Truly achieving diversity—especially ideological diversity—and helping all students feel included requires a dramatic change in how universities approach DEI.
Full List of Every U.S. College Targeted With Bomb Threats
"Our police department is working closely with the FBI to identify what appears to be a pattern...but at this point, it's hard to tell," said New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker.
The Political Problem on Campus
Administrators threaten academic freedom when they advance their own social and political agendas in the name of their institutions.
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Most of 50 Largest U.S. Universities Don't Require Students Get Vaccinated
Twenty-six public university campuses do not require vaccination; this represents approximately 55 percent of students enrolled at those schools.
'Varsity Blues' Mastermind Won't Testify in Trial of 2 Accused Parents
Defense attorneys plan to leverage the lack of testimony from the government's star witness, Rick Singer, and argue that he is an expert con man.
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We Need a More Nuanced Approach To Higher Education in America
There's no reason why a lot of good jobs should require a B.A., and yet they do.
Higher Education Is Indispensable and Deeply Meaningful if Done Properly
I think college is worth it if you don't think of it as a finishing school or a trade school.
UNL Closes 'Fiji' Fraternity, Protests, Allegations Explained
Hundreds of students were seen protesting outside the Fiji fraternity house following a reported sexual assault.
The 30 Colleges With the Highest Dropout Rates
These U.S. colleges have the lowest retention rates, with students leaving courses without completing their degrees.
Fake COVID Vaccine Cards Can Be Bought Online for As Little As $25
Fake COVID-19 vaccine cards can be bought online for as little as $25 amid the spread of the virus' delta variant.
Over 600 U.S. Universities Imposing Some Type of COVID Vaccine Mandate
"I can understand people's concerns about not wanting to be told what to do, but to me, this [getting vaccinated] just makes sense," Rachel "Rae" Applegate, incoming Notre Dame freshman.
Professor Sues Student Who Complained About Failing Grade
The Connecticut professor is also suing Fairfield University for defamation.
Atlanta School Becomes Latest HBCU to Cancel Student Account Balances
Clark Atlanta University joins a growing group historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) that have moved to cancel student account balances in recent months.
20 Celebrities Who Went to Community College
Steve Jobs, Halle Berry and Walt Disney are among the many famous faces to attend local community colleges after high school.
50 Colleges Where Parents Have the Most Trouble Repaying Loans
Default and delinquency rates on parent loans at these schools run as high as 30 to 40 percent just two years after the family's student has left college.
10 Ways Parents Can Borrow Smarter for College
Before taking out a federal PLUS loan to help pay for your child's college costs, make sure to do this first.
25 Private Colleges Whose Graduates Go on to Earn the Least Money
Data analysis shows that graduates from these U.S. colleges earn on average the lowest salaries.