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Pepperdine law school dean is now speaking openly about his lifelong stutter.

The legal challenge is part of a broader GOP strategy to delay debt forgiveness until after the midterms.

A Title IX compliance review casts new light on the effort to push out Michigan State’s president. But another battle—over allegations of an overstepping board—is also underway.

Amid mental health crises in the JMU and Harrisonburg communities and across the country, young adults are at risk of substance abuse and misuse. Contributing writer Billy McKeon take a

General J. H. Binford Peay III resigned in 2020 amid allegations that he allowed a culture of systemic racism and sexism to flourish at Virginia Military Institute. Now the institute is awarding him its highest honor.

Many books in today’s school libraries include outright child pornography because of a massive gap in the way ...

Title IX coordinators across the country are preparing their institutions and school districts for the 2023 implementation of new Title IX regulations following the Department of...

After the historic hurricane, institutions in the Sunshine State take stock of the damage on campuses while students deal with record flooding and power outages.

Faculty at Western Connecticut State University are pressing administrators for collaborative solutions after a financial collapse. For system leaders, it’s just one of many challenges they face.

Universities are canceling classes and shuttering campuses ahead of the storm, showing the importance of disaster resilience in a world transformed by climate change.