A-Z Universities
First U.S. University to Open Campus in Saudi Arabia: What It Means for Higher Ed
The University of New Haven has received Saudi government approval to open a new international campus in Riyadh, marking a historic first for any U.S. university operating in the Kingdom.
Olivet University Plans to Reactivate ESL Attendees Counter-Suit to reveal the Truth and Expose Orchestrators
University of Chicago Sells Prized Research Center Amid $200M Deficit and Spending Cuts
Huston-Tillotson Lands Record $150M Gift From Moody Foundation
Wake Forest and Emory Launch Major Aid Programs to Make College More Affordable
14 Johns Hopkins Students Win Fulbright Grants Amid Global Funding Tensions
Northwestern President Michael Schill to Step Down Amid Federal Funding Freeze
Rising Costs Put Illinois Higher Education Out of Reach for Many Families
By Chris John
Virginia Wesleyan Alumni Protest as University Pushes Forward with Name Change to Batten University
By Chris John
University of Chicago to Cut $100M, Lay Off 400 Employees Amid Federal Policy Shifts
By Chris John
Grand Canyon University Defies Federal Scrutiny, Projects Record 133,000 Students
By Chris John
University of Richmond Faces Federal Civil Rights Complaint Over Scholarships
By Chris John
Howard University President Ben Vinson III Resigns Amid Housing and Billing Issues
By Chris John
George Mason University Found in Violation of Title VI: Federal Probe Targets DEI Policies
By Chris John
Oregon's Public Universities Face Financial Challenges as Federal Funding Remains Uncertain
By Chris John
