Special Reports
Federal Government Opens Title IX Investigation Into Smith College for Admitting Transgender Women
The U.S. Department of Education has launched a Title IX investigation into Smith College's transgender admissions policy, setting up a major legal test for women's colleges nationwide.
UK High Court Overturns £585,000 Free Speech Fine Against University of Sussex — and Delivers a Scathing Indictment of England's University Regulator
Stanford Under Federal Investigation Over Race-Based Teacher Program — And It Already Shut It Down
The Trump Administration's Anti-Christian Bias Task Force Just Published Its 200-Page Final Report. Here's What's In the Higher Education Sections.
Olivet University Appeal Succeeds as Court Remands BPPE Decision
The Federal Government Just Built Fraud Detection Directly Into the FAFSA — Here's What Every Student Needs to Know
Alaska Senate Panel Drops Homeschool Funding Overhaul From Education Bill, Adds One-Time Energy Relief Money
University of South Florida Mystery Deepens After Body Found And Roommate Charged
By Alicia Civita
Gunfire Erupts Just After Midnight On Kirkwood Avenue During Little 500 Race Party Near Indiana University
By Rohit David
Federal Education Department Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into NYC Schools Over Pro-Palestinian Teacher Group's Seminars
By Chris John
Two Years After the Encampments, Campus Antisemitism Is More Diffuse — and More Entrenched
By Chris John
Florida Proposal Would Bar Undocumented Students From Public Colleges, Expand Admissions Review
By Héctor Ríos Morales
Federal Government Extends Deadline for Public Universities to Make Websites Accessible to Students with Disabilities — But Advocates Say the Delay Is 'Unconscionable'
By Chris John
Florida Opens Criminal Inquiry Into OpenAI Over ChatGPT Use Tied To University Case
By Merin Thomas
England's Universities to Face Steep Fines Under New Free Speech Complaints System
By Chris John
