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£70K-a-Year College Branded 'Disgusting' After Students Simulate Sex, Drug Use in Chapel Orientation Event
Amherst College faces backlash as students staged explicit sex acts and drug use in a chapel orientation show, defended by administrators as sexual respect education despite £70K tuition fees.
Purdue Board Approves Groundbreaking AI Requirement as Part of $50M 'Purdue Computes' Initiative
Oregon's Two Oldest Universities Plan Historic Merger as 'Enrollment Cliff' Threatens Small Private Colleges
$860 Million in 6 Weeks: MacKenzie Scott's Historic Higher Ed Donation Spree Hits Struggling Schools
Samantha Fulnecky Claims University of Oklahoma Only Responded to Her Zero-Grade Essay Complaint Due to 'Social Media Backlash'
University of Oklahoma Essay Controversy: Professor 'Review-Bombed', Netizens Smell a Set-up
University of Oklahoma Student's Zero-Grade Essay Sparks Debate As Mum Kristi Fulnecky's Past Controversies Resurface
University of Oklahoma Professor Hits Back in Essay Row: 'Does Not Answer the Questions for This Assignment'
By Catherine Armecin MartinUniversity of Oklahoma Responds After Student Given Zero for Bible-Cited Essay Sparks Free Speech Row
By Mycah Puno
UC Berkeley Under Federal Review for Potential Campus Safety Violations Following Turning Point USA Protest
By Chris John
Oxford–Cambridge Rail Push Could Send Rents Over £2,100 — and Put 37 Homes on the Chopping Block for £7B Line
By Jim Manzon
Major Shake-Up for Nursing Education: Degree Financing Hit By Proposed Federal Loan Cap
By David Unyime Nkanta
Where Ivy League Can Afford Principles, Cash-Strapped HBCUs Face Impossible Choices
By Chris John
Harvard Knew—And Did Nothing: University's Epstein Ties Continued Years After Promised Severance
By Chris John
Bucknell's Press Closure Signals Dangerous Trend: Who's Next?
By Chris John
