Special Reports
UCLA Faces $339 Million Federal Grant Freeze Amid Rights Violation Allegations
The Trump administration has frozen $339 million in UCLA federal research grants, accusing the university of civil rights violations related to antisemitism and discrimination, with potential nationwide impacts on research and higher education policy.
U.S. Education Dept. Probes Duke University for Racial Discrimination in Law Journal
Lifelong Learning as Competitive Strategy: Reimagining Professional Development for Tomorrow's Workforce
How Universities Are Leveraging Technology
U.S. Department of Education Launches History and Civics Seminars Grant for America's 250th Anniversary
Boston University Women's Soccer Team Faces Fresh Harassment Allegations Following Cooper's Revelations
House Committee Launches Investigation into Harvard's Faculty Hiring Practices
Federal Student Aid Tightens Identity Checks to Combat Rising Fraud
By Chris John
International Students Contributed Record-Breaking $44 Billion To U.S. Economy During Past Academic Year: Report
By Maria Villarroel
Chinese Student Visas Face Aggressive Revocation, Rubio Announces
By Chris John
Trump Administration Halts Student Visa Interviews, Amid Plans for Stricter Social Media Screening
By Chris John
McMahon Redirects Education Grants to Literacy, School Choice, and State Autonomy
By Chris John
Education Department Urges Colleges to Aid Student Loan Borrowers as Collections Resume
By Chris John
University of Pennsylvania Violates Title IX Over Transgender Athlete Policy, Faces Federal Ultimatum
By Chris John
Limestone University Hosts Transfer Fair as Students Face Uncertain Future Amid Financial Crisis
By Chris John
