Special Reports
Qatar Spent $1.1 Billion on U.S. Universities in One Year—Beating China, UK, and Everyone Else
Qatar gave U.S. universities $1.1 billion in 2025—more than China, UK, or any other country. The tiny Gulf state with 3 million people outspent everyone funding American higher education. Carnegie Mellon received nearly $1 billion, most from Qatar-funded campus in Doha. What is Qatar buying with all that money?
One Dead, College Baseball Players Severely Injured in Iowa Bus Crash
The Great Re-Enrollment Movement: How States Are Bringing Millions of Stop-Outs Back to Campus
Five Elite Universities Received Over $2 Billion From Countries That Threaten National Security
Clemson University Expands Campuswide Access to OpenAI's ChatGPT Edu
Body Camera Footage Released from Brown University Mass Shooting That Killed Two Students
University of Utah Powers Nearly 100,000 Jobs, $18.1 Billion in Economic Activity
Leicester Murder Suspect: 18-Year-Old Arrested After Fatal Stabbing at De Montfort University
By Leah Nablo Yecla
Texas Gov Threatens to Arrest Students and Strip Funding From Schools That Protest Against ICE
By Chelsie Napiza
Police Cordon Off De Montfort University Campus to Investigate 'Very Serious Incident'
By Frederick Marvin Lumba
University of New Haven Loses 3,000 Students in "International Cliff" That "Literally Cratered" Enrollment
By Chris John
Language as a Tool for Developing Emotional Intelligence: How Storytelling and Analytics Are Reshaping Education in the U.S.
By Ryan Levi
College Student Siena Brachelli Dies in Philadelphia I-95 Crash — What Happened in the Final Moments
By Michael Toledo
Northern Arizona University Pledge Dies After Delta Tau Delta Rush Event, Three Fraternity Leaders Arrested
By Chris John
Alabama Repeals 1965 Law Requiring Standalone Social Work School, Students Fear "Harmful" Consequences
By Chris John
