Issues
Student LMS 'Canvas' Goes Dark Worldwide: Hackers Demand Ransom or Leak Student Data By May 12
Canvas suffered a cyberattack by ShinyHunters, disrupting services globally and threatening to leak data unless talks begin by 12 May.
Canvas Cybersecurity Breach Disrupts Thousands of Colleges, Universities as Finals Loom
A University President Says the WHCA Dinner Shooting Reveals a 'Moral Crisis' in Higher Education. Extremism Researchers Say It's More Complicated Than That.
Bard College Chief Leon Botstein Steps Down After Probe Finds He Made 25 Visits to Epstein Townhouse
Google Lens Sparks Cheating Concerns as Students Suddenly Ace Tests, Teachers Warn of Long-Term Learning Impact
Former Teacher's 'Dead Meat' Comment Shocks Jury in Ongoing Murder Investigation of 13-Month-Old Preston Davey
Roommate Charged in Murder and Disappearance of Two Doctoral USF Students, Suspect Held Without Bond
Man Who Murdered 2 USF Students Asked ChatGPT Disturbing Questions, Including Information on Disposing Body in Trash
By Danielle Ong
Bomb Threats Made Over Facebook Group Force Baja California University to Cancel Classes
By Héctor Ríos Morales
Phoenix Police Sergeant Allegedly Planned To Let Students 'Assault' Him At Anti-ICE Walkout To Justify Mass Arrests
By Chelsie Napiza
Boston University Pride Flag Policy Explained as Students and Alumni Clash With Admin Over Flag Removals
By Michael Toledo
Robert Pattinson, Zendaya's 'The Drama' Sparks Backlash Over Alleged Columbine High School Massacre Link
By Marie Joy Toledo
More Schools Are Closing as Districts Grapple With a Decline in National Birthrate
By Danielle Ong
Washington Teacher Accused of Rape—Parents Call for Accountability at School
By Anna Katrina Sevilla
Texas Blocks Islamic Schools From $1 Billion Programme That Helps Pay Student Tuition — Schools Fight Back
By Glory Moralidad
