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Two Years After the Encampments, Campus Antisemitism Is More Diffuse — and More Entrenched
A new Brandeis University survey of nearly 4,000 students at 303 colleges finds 47% of Jewish students experienced prejudice on campus — while Hillel International warns the problem has migrated online and into campus culture, not disappeared.
Florida Proposal Would Bar Undocumented Students From Public Colleges, Expand Admissions Review
Single Parent Scholarship Fund Hits 55% of Challenge Grant Goal To Support College-Bound Single Moms and Dads
Erika Kirk for President? New Article About Charlie Kirk's Wife Seen as 'Coordinated Media Launch' to Set Up Possible 2028 Political Run
Federal Government Extends Deadline for Public Universities to Make Websites Accessible to Students with Disabilities — But Advocates Say the Delay Is 'Unconscionable'
Florida Opens Criminal Inquiry Into OpenAI Over ChatGPT Use Tied To University Case
England's Universities to Face Steep Fines Under New Free Speech Complaints System
Temple University Has Lost $200 Million a Year as Enrollment Slid 27% — and Retention Is Getting Worse
By Chris John
Iowa City Shooting: Motive Unclear After Gunfire Near University of Iowa Sparks Panic
By Athena Freya
16 Best Musical Theater College Programs: Top Undergraduate Training Picks You Need to Know
By Gio Farley
Why Rational Firms Keep Automating Even When It Destroys Demand — A New Economic Model Explains the Trap
By Chris John
The College Majors With the Worst Return on Investment in 2026 — Ranked
By Chris John
The 12 Highest-Paying Entry-Level Jobs of 2026 (No Experience Required)
By Chris John
The Department of Education Just Proposed a Rule That Could Cut Federal Aid to Thousands of College Programs. Here's How It Works.
By Chris John
Elite Colleges Helped Fuel Public Distrust in Higher Education Over Several Factors, Yale Report Finds
By Danielle Ong
