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University President Michael Schill and administrators involved in athletics at Northwestern discussed name, image and likeness policy; recent shifts in the college athletics landscape and the Rebuild Ryan Field project during Monday’s Faculty Assembly meeting.  Faculty Senate President and Medill Prof. Ceci Rodgers moderated the webinar. Rodgers asked Schill and a panel of five individuals...

Two hundred and sixty-three students graduated from the University of Maine at Presque Isle on Saturday, May 6, during the University’s 2023 Commencement…

ELKINS — On April 20, more than 60 student awards and group recognitions were presented during the annual Davis & Elkins College Academic Awards and Recogniti

Suzanne Raitt, who has served as acting dean since Jan. 1, was selected after a national search, the school said in a release.

The Faculty Assembly held a meeting on Wednesday afternoon in Posvar Hall and over Zoom to discuss the recent hoax active shooter incident, welcome Pitt’s new chancellor and review updates on the travel cash advance policy and network policy.

Not enough of the University of Pittsburgh’s 5,800 faculty have opted to take a campus police course that could save their lives if someone with a gun, knife or other weapon invades campus, a top official said. Fallout from Monday night’s active shooter hoaxes and a nearly 90-minute delay by

A recent no confidence vote in President Janet L. Steinmayer was the second since late 2021.

Amid undergraduate enrollment declines and harsh criticism from faculty members, Northeastern Illinois University struggles to keep supporting and educating Latino, Black and transfer students. Raising enrollment numbers was Gloria Gibson’s top priority when she became president of Northeastern Illinois University five years ago. “I have to be very clear in saying that our enrollment numbers are not good,” Gibson said in her first State of the University address. “They do not meet my ex...

Twice since late 2021, the Faculty Assembly has overwhelmingly voted no confidence in President Janet L. Steinmayer, who several professors described as a “micromanager” who won’t delegate authority.

A task force is asking for student input about changing Stockton University's name because he was a slave owner and a traitor to the United States.