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Indiana's Only Black Institution Martin University Closes After 48 Years, Leaving First-Generation Students With No Alternatives
Martin University, Indiana's only predominantly Black institution, pauses operations Dec. 13 after financial collapse. Just 164 students enrolled, 75% on Pell grants, 15% graduation rate.
University Of Oklahoma Republican Head Insists Professor Who Gave Samantha Fulnecky Zero In Controversial Essay Is 'Correct'
Florida's DOGE Demands Every University Syllabus as DeSantis Targets 'Ideological' Courses
MIT: AI Can Do 12% of US Work; Where Human Soft Power Is Irreplaceable
OnlyFans Star Ari Kytsya Draws 1,200 Students at University of Washington in Controversial Lecture
MIT-Educated Brothers Walk Free of $25 Million Ethereum Fraud After Jury Couldn't Reach Verdict
84% of GB News Viewers Wrong About UK Migration Drop, Cardiff Research Shows
Nobel Laureate Peter Howitt Warns: AI Could Destroy Jobs Despite 'Amazing Possibilities'
By AFP news
AI Deepfakes of London, Milan and Brussels Used to Promote Hate Online
By AFP news
Can ChatGPT and Khanmigo Replace Traditional Study Groups?
By Ethan Parker
Newsom, UC Challenge Trump Over $600M UCLA Grant Freeze in High-Stakes Academic Freedom Battle
By Chris John
Rising Tuition Fees Ignite Political Battle Over College Affordability in the U.S.
By Chris John
How Federal Funding Cuts Are Setting Back U.S. Science and What That Means for Education
By Chris John
University of Otago Professor Nic Rawlence Misrepresents Māori Perspectives
By Carl Williams
Netanyahu to Anti-Israel Protesters: 'You Have Officially Become Iran's Useful Idiots'
By UNIVERSITY HERALD STAFF
