College
Wake Forest and Emory Launch Major Aid Programs to Make College More Affordable
Wake Forest and Emory Universities are expanding financial aid so that many students whose families earn under $200,000 per year will attend tuition-free starting Fall 2026. These moves aim to increase access, reduce debt, and provide clarity around college costs.
Kean University to Charge In-State Tuition for All Students Starting Fall 2026
University of Minnesota Workers Strike Over Pay Dispute, Disrupting Services Across Campuses
University of Michigan Raises $886M in Donations, Second-Highest in School History
14 Johns Hopkins Students Win Fulbright Grants Amid Global Funding Tensions
Ohio University to Suspend 11 Programs, Merge Others Under New State Law
George Mason President Defies Trump Administration's DEI Criticism
Ohio State Mandates AI Fluency for All Students
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Northwestern President Michael Schill to Step Down Amid Federal Funding Freeze
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Rising Costs Put Illinois Higher Education Out of Reach for Many Families
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Virginia Wesleyan Alumni Protest as University Pushes Forward with Name Change to Batten University
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University of Chicago to Cut $100M, Lay Off 400 Employees Amid Federal Policy Shifts
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Penn State Reports 94 Football Ticket Scams, Urges Fans to Buy Safely
By Chris JohnOhio University to Suspend 11 Programs Under Advance Ohio Law
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Grand Canyon University Defies Federal Scrutiny, Projects Record 133,000 Students
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