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Bucknell's Press Closure Signals Dangerous Trend: Who's Next?
Bucknell University is closing its 57-year-old press to save $300,000, sparking outcry from faculty and scholars who warn the decision destroys institutional prestige and signals a dangerous trend as more university presses face closure amid financial pressure.
Cornell University Strikes $60 Million Deal With Trump Administration to Restore Frozen Research Funds
Alumni Sue University of Pennsylvania After Major Cybersecurity Breach
NBA Champion Steve Kerr Just Gave $1 Million to His Old College — Here's the Personal Reason Why
Utah State University Under State Audit After $660K Executive-Office Spending Exposé
Harvard Bans Alumni from Mentioning Applicants' Race or Religion in Admissions Reports
Colgate University Offers Free Tuition for Families Earning Up to $175K in 2026
Harvard Slashes PhD Admissions by More Than Half Amid Financial Strain
By Justin Price
University of Virginia Close to Deal With Trump Administration Over Federal Investigations
By Chris John
Indiana University Faces Backlash for Censoring Student Newspaper, Firing Media Director
By Danielle Ong
Forbes Names Boise State University Among Idaho's Top 10 Employers
By David Thompson
First U.S. University to Open Campus in Saudi Arabia: What It Means for Higher Ed
By Chris John
Olivet University Plans to Reactivate ESL Attendees Counter-Suit to reveal the Truth and Expose Orchestrators
By Chris John
Trump Announces $500 Million Settlement With Harvard University
By Chris John
Ohio State Launches Transformative AI Hub to Lead Innovation and Ethics
By Chris John
