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New bill provides HBCUs and MSIs an increase of $137 million more in funding

The man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students was pursuing a Ph.D. in criminology. Academics in his field say it’s a mistake to connect his scholarship to the brutal crime.

A former Department of Education official is concerned that a new regulatory agenda released by the Biden administration could have adverse effects on religious colleges and universities that participate in the federal student loan program.

New bill provides HBCUs and MSIs an increase of $137 million more in funding

Purdue Northwest faculty members want Chancellor Thomas L. Keon to step down after a racist remark. Keon is clinging to his job despite a reprimand from the Board of Trustees.

An instructor at Hamline U showed an image of Muhammad in an art history class. The president criticized the instructor for doing so. Another professor, who tried to explain the situation with an essay in the student paper, had his piece removed.

Faculty members and students at California State University, Chico, demand answers in a case involving a professor alleged to have lied about sleeping with a student and threatening professors who reported him.

NYU Steinhardt suspends enrollment to the program to focus on reworking their undergraduate curriculum.

The loan will be used for the transformation of four campus buildings into 154 units of affordable housing.

The announcement that NYU would pause admissions to its music education program came as a shock to the whole program. Many questions remain unanswered.