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Florida State University to Hold Vigil Honoring Victims of Deadly Campus Shooting
Florida State University will gather for a 5 p.m. vigil at Langford Green to mourn two lives lost and six injured in a mass shooting near the Student Union, as the campus confronts grief and questions about safety after a 20-year-old student's deadly rampage.
Trump Labels Harvard 'A Disgrace,' Escalates Funding Freeze in Clash Over Ideology
Brown University Secures $300 Million Loan Amid Federal Funding Threats and Budget Deficit
Quick Facts About 'FSU Shooter' Phoenix Ikner: Kidnapped as a Child, Family, Motive and More
Johns Hopkins Reels as 37 International Students Lose Visas in Trump Administration Crackdown
University of Delaware Students Protest as Trump Administration Revokes Eight International Student Visas
IRS Considering Harvard's Tax-Exempt Status Revocation as DHS Threatens Foreign Student Ban
Harvard Faces Loss of Foreign Student Enrollment as DHS Demands Visa Holder Data
By Chris John
Vanderbilt Under Fire: Senator Blackburn Targets Hidden DEI Programs at Medical Center
By Chris John
Yale and Stanford Back Harvard in Standoff Over Academic Freedom and Federal Funding
By Chris John
Canadian Universities Experience Surge in U.S. Applicants Amid Trump Administration Policies
By Ethan Parker
Harvard's Defiant Stand: Safeguarding the Soul of American Higher Education
By Chris John
University of Houston Assistant Professor Faces Deportation After Visa Abruptly Revoked
By Ethan Parker
Washington University Halts Danforth Campus Construction Amid Federal Funding Uncertainty
By Chris John
Missouri Bill Advances to End University of Missouri's Exclusive Grip on Doctoral Degrees
By Michael Lee
