Special Reports
53 Medical Schools Pledge Mandatory Nutrition Training for Future Doctors in Federal Push to Fight Chronic Disease
Fifty-three U.S. medical schools have pledged to require at least 40 hours of nutrition training for future doctors starting fall 2026, as HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Education Secretary Linda McMahon celebrate a landmark federal push to combat chronic disease through preventive medical education.
UK Cracks Down on Student Visas from Sudan, Cameroon, Peru and Myanmar
Struggling New Jersey University to Sell Part of Campus in $10M Rescue Plan — and Then Disappear Into a Merger
The Accreditation Cartel: How Six Organizations Control $120 Billion in Federal Aid
Charlie Kirk's Banner Displayed at Education Department: Critics Say He Left College and Called It a 'Liberal Scam'
Kash Patel Travel Decisions Face US Watchdog Review Over Brown University Shooting Response Claims
'No One Is Providing Any Reasoning': How the Federal Immigration Crackdown Is Reshaping Life for International Students
UNT on the Brink: Denton Campus Confronts a $45 Million Budget Hole
By Chris John
Embry-Riddle University Locked Down After Campus Threat Reported in Volusia County
By Mao Factolerin
$67.6 Billion: What Foreign Money Actually Buys at American Universities
By Chris John
Your University Broke Foreign Funding Laws. Now Your Financial Aid Might Disappear
By Chris John
Everything to Know About the University of Iowa 2024 Hazing From Newly Released Bodycam Footage, its Origin and Situation
By Catherine Armecin Martin
Andrew Arrested: Shamed Ex-Prince Reportedly Faces Life In Jail Over Epstein 'Spy' Claims
By Asher Añiga
AI Sparks School Cybersecurity Fears as Governments, Tech Firms Face Growing Pressure
By Corazon Victorino
UT Austin Bans Shein from Campus Wi-Fi: Fast-Fashion Giant Joins TikTok, Temu on Prohibited List
By Chris John
