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Cornell Agrees to External Investigation into 2024 Assault
Cornell University will undergo an independent investigation into its handling of a 2024 sexual assault allegation at the Chi Phi fraternity, following
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DeVry study 2026 reveals prospective
A national DeVry University study finds most prospective graduate students prefer structured, instructor-led classes within flexible competency-based
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SAT Scores Rise for Class of 2026 Despite Test Participation
The mean SAT score for the high school class of 2026 increased 16 points to 1045, with gains across all demographic groups, even as overall test
Student life
Dartmouth Provost's AI-Generated Writings Spark Calls
Dartmouth Provost Santiago Schnell faces a campus uproar and a formal review after AI detection tools revealed his published writings, including a
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Cornell Chi Phi Fraternity Gang Rape Lawsuit Sparks Criminal
A former student is suing Cornell University, alleging she was gang-raped by seven fraternity members in 2024.
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- 01Institutions30 Sep 2026
Trump Administration Targets $70 Million in University
The Trump administration is using a rare budget maneuver to rescind nearly $70 million for international and foreign language education grants, part of a
- 02Institutions29 Sep 2026
Title IX 2024 Rule Rescinded, 2020 Regulation Reinstated
The U.S. Department of Education has formally rescinded the 2024 Title IX regulations, reinstating the 2020 rule after multiple federal courts blocked the
- 03Institutions29 Sep 2026
Trump Administration Cancels $95 Million in Education
The White House used a pocket rescission to cancel $810 million in federal funding, including $95 million for migrant students and international education
- 04Institutions28 Sep 2026
University of Maine Confronts $19 Million Budget Shortfall
The University of Maine system plans staff and faculty layoffs to address a $19 million deficit.
- 05Student life26 Sep 2026
Pakistani scholar cyberattack targets UK
A UK academic blog was bombarded with traffic from Pakistani servers after publishing about exiled scholar Roshaan Khattak, part of escalating cyberattacks
- 06Institutions26 Sep 2026
Tufts pauses prison reentry program after shooting charge
Tufts University has paused its MyTERN reentry program and launched an audit of all prison education offerings after a former participant was charged in a
- 07Institutions25 Sep 2026
Education Department panel votes to suspend APA
A federal advisory committee voted 7-4 to recommend suspending the American Psychological Association's accrediting authority following testimony alleging
- 08Institutions25 Sep 2026
ACLU and Amnesty Report Details Pro-Palestinian Speech
A major report by the ACLU and Amnesty International USA documents a nationwide campaign of disciplinary actions, police violence, and federal pressure
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DOJ Finds UCSF Medical School Discriminated in Admissions
The Department of Justice concluded the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine intentionally discriminated against white and Asian
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Provosts Survey 2026: Confidence Amid Resource Constraints
A new survey of chief academic officers finds provosts confident in their roles but constrained by resources, with concerns over federal policy, AI
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UNL Faculty Group Opposes AAU Return Over Program Cuts
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's AAUP chapter is urging the Association of American Universities to block UNL's readmission, citing recent department
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Apprenticeships Offer Colleges a Fast Track to Workforce
New federal guidance clarifies how registered apprenticeship programs can qualify for Workforce Pell Grants, potentially easing the approval process for
Admissions
Treasury Proposal Threatens Tax Status of Colleges
A Treasury Department proposal could strip tax-exempt status from private colleges that consider race in admissions or aid, a move the author argues would
Institutions
CHEA Warns Proposed Rule Would Politicize Accreditation
The Council for Higher Education Accreditation argues new federal regulations would distort accreditation's core purpose of judging educational quality by
Admissions
NSF Grant Awards Lag by Over a Billion Dollars
The National Science Foundation is over a billion dollars behind in grant awards compared to recent years, with funding disruptions continuing under the
Institutions
Community College Dean Seeks Corequisite Course Dilemma
A community college dean details the conflict between mandatory developmental English corequisites and students who pass the college-level class but fail
Institutions
University of Austin Law School Rejects ABA Accreditation
The University of Austin will not seek American Bar Association accreditation for its legal program, criticizing the ABA's standards as costly and
Institutions
UT Austin Cuts Four Ethnic and Gender Studies Majors
The University of Texas at Austin will no longer enroll new students in four majors housed in its Social and Cultural Analysis Department, a move faculty
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Scholars at Risk Reports 40 US Academic Freedom Attacks
A Scholars at Risk report details at least 40 attacks on U.S. Academic freedom from July 2025 to June 2026, citing pressure from state and federal politicians for 'ideological compliance'.
Student life
Student Defense Report Warns AI Outpaces Protections
A new report from Student Defense's SHAPE AI initiative argues that safeguards for students have not kept pace with the rapid adoption of artificial
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