Special Reports
Colleges Increasing Financial Aid Amidst Affirmative Action Reversal
In response to the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling, colleges are expanding financial aid, boosting socioeconomic diversity efforts. Read to learn more.
NYU Faculty Members Arrested Alongside Students in Pro-Palestinian Protest
Students Erect Encampments Nationwide, Demanding University Divestment from Companies Linked to Israel
Survey Reveals Majority of Institutions Lag in AI Policy and Curriculum Adaptation
UT-Austin President Addresses Fallout from DEI Layoffs
Protests Escalate: Columbia and Yale Universities Move Classes Online Amid Israel-Hamas Protests
Columbia University President Faces Bipartisan Calls to Resign Amid Campus Turmoil
New York State Mandates FAFSA Completion or Opt-Out for High School Seniors
By Joy LiwanagTexas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Calls for Review of DEI Ban, Tenure, and Antisemitism on College Campuses Ahead of Legislative Session
By Joy LiwanagUniversity of Tennessee and Arizona State University Forge Partnership to Expand Access to Higher Education
By Joy LiwanagCampus Unrest Escalates Nationwide Following Israel-Hamas Conflict: Columbia University at Center of Controversy
By Joy LiwanagUniversity of Arizona Implements Cost-Cutting Measures, Reduces Projected Budget Shortfall to $52 Million
By Joy Liwanag
What Is the Divorce Rate in Utah?
By David Thompson
Financial Aid Limbo: Colleges Lag Behind in Sending Offers as May 1 Deadline Nears, Survey Finds
By Joy Liwanag
Why Legal Historians Are Needed: A Perspective from Ekaterina Kogan, PhD in Law
By David Thompson
