Special Reports
UNT on the Brink: Denton Campus Confronts a $45 Million Budget Hole
The University of North Texas in Denton is facing a $45 million budget shortfall, forcing leaders to consider significant cuts as enrollment declines and state funding drops strain students, faculty and staff.
Embry-Riddle University Locked Down After Campus Threat Reported in Volusia County
$67.6 Billion: What Foreign Money Actually Buys at American Universities
Your University Broke Foreign Funding Laws. Now Your Financial Aid Might Disappear
Everything to Know About the University of Iowa 2024 Hazing From Newly Released Bodycam Footage, its Origin and Situation
Andrew Arrested: Shamed Ex-Prince Reportedly Faces Life In Jail Over Epstein 'Spy' Claims
AI Sparks School Cybersecurity Fears as Governments, Tech Firms Face Growing Pressure
UT Austin Bans Shein from Campus Wi-Fi: Fast-Fashion Giant Joins TikTok, Temu on Prohibited List
By Chris John
Universities Hid $2 Billion in Foreign Funding Until They Got Caught—Now 4 Face Federal Investigation
By Chris John
The Campus That Can't Say No: Carnegie Mellon's $740 Million Qatar Dependency
By Chris John
Education Department Moves to Eliminate "Regional Accreditor" Label in Major Higher Ed Shake-Up
By Chris John
The UK's $633 Million: Why British University Funding Gets a Free Pass
By Chris John
UCLA Professor Exposed After Emailing Epstein Advice on How to Get Babies to 'Suck Harder on Pacifiers'
By Chelsie Napiza
China's University Spending Mysteriously Dropped to $528M—Did It Really, or Are Schools Hiding It?
By Chris John
Qatar Spent $1.1 Billion on U.S. Universities in One Year—Beating China, UK, and Everyone Else
By Chris John
