Academics
FAFSA Completion Plummets: Crisis Looms for Student Federal Aid Access
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) faces a crisis with a 40% drop in completions, raising concerns for student aid access. Read to learn more.
Black Students at Washington University in St. Louis Stage Sit-In, Protesting Racial Hostility
ULaw and BUiD Collaborate to Establish Joint Centre for Legal Education and Research in Dubai
Harvard's Non-Tenured Academic Workers Form Union To Improve Pay, Job Security, and Parental Rights
Biden Administration Introduces Sweeping Relief Plan for Over 26 Million Student Loan Borrowers, Prioritizing Economic Equity and Opportunity
Pitzer College's Removal of Study Abroad Program at University of Haifa in Israel Sparks Debate Over Academic Freedom and Activism
Students Expelled For Illegally Occupying Pomona College President’s Office During Divestment Protest, Causing Damage on University Property
Kyrgyz Ambassador and Pakistan's Higher Education Chief Forge Educational Ties
By Joy LiwanagMassey University Students Admit to Using ChatGPT in Academic Scandal
By Joy LiwanagControversy Surrounds Firing of Clayton State University's First Black Female Provost
By Joy LiwanagU.S. Education Department Expresses Concerns Over Financial Stability of Online Program Management Company 2U
By Joy LiwanagNorthland College Staves Off Closure Despite Fundraising Shortfall
By Joy LiwanagUniversity of Maryland Baltimore County Settles Sexual Assault Allegations for $4.1 Million
By Joy LiwanagStony Brook University Arrests Trigger Campus Controversy
By Joy LiwanagEducation Department to Rectify Student Aid Application Errors
By Joy Liwanag
