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A growing college trend cuts a year of classes and thousands in tuition, fees
Advocates say three-year degree programs are a solution to the college affordability crisis. But critics aren’t sold.
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Penn State students accused of running drug ring out of off-campus fraternities
Agostino Abbatiello and Thomas Robinson are among the Penn State University students accused of selling cocaine in a major drug operation.
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Insomnia Cookies is giving 30,000 college freshmen free 6-packs
Insomnia Cookies is opening the doors to “Insomnia University” and welcoming 30,000 incoming college freshmen with a pretty sweet welcome package.
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A Wendy's manager was awarded a scholarship by his bosses. Now, he's heading to Yale
“Sometimes all it takes is one person who believes in you,” Thalles Winner DeSouza wrote in a viral Facebook post. “I’m living proof of that.”
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18-year-old educator sets Guinness World Record for youngest male college professor
At 18 years old, Nathan Thomas entered a classroom at Miami Dade College in August 2023 not as a freshman, but as a professor.
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Want to be an influencer when you grow up? University offers major in content creation
Arizona State University is the first large university to offer a program like this.
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Ohio State University reaches $100 million settlement in sex abuse lawsuits
279 of 280 former Ohio State students who sued over sexual abuse by a campus doctor have signed onto a $100 million settlement agreement.
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Arizona college skips several graduates after an AI malfunction at commencement
The Glendale Community College president was met with resounding boos as she explained that the school was using AI to read names for the ceremony.
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Dozens of names skipped after Arizona college uses faulty AI during graduation
An Arizona community college graduation came to a standstill Friday after the AI name-reader glitched, skipping dozens of names before they could walk the stage.
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Was Canvas hacked? What we know as issues reported at schools across U.S.
The hacking group posted online that nearly 9,000 schools worldwide were affected.
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Cal State LA gets $48M grant, the largest philanthropic gift in its history
Cal State LA received a historic $48 million grant from the Ballmer Group to help expand youth mental health services across Los Angeles.
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Universities pressured to strip names of those who appear in the Epstein files from campus buildings
Protests are growing at U.S. universities where buildings are named for those connected to the files on the late sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein.
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Judge says Penn must turn over information about Jewish employees in U.S. discrimination probe
A federal judge ordered the University of Pennsylvania to provide records on Jewish employees in an investigation into antisemitic discrimination.
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A professor's mic went off mute. What she said about Black children reverberated across New York.
A Hunter College professor’s remarks about Black students during a Manhattan school meeting have sparked outrage and prompted a university investigation.
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Black colleges face uncertain future in the new age of professionalized sports
While historically Black institutions have a fraction of the resources of college basketball blue bloods, some have a unique draw: “Nobody’s going take care of you … more than we are.”
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Ohio State investigating gynecologist named in Epstein Files
Dr. Mark Landon, who works at OSU’s Wexner Medical Center, says he was a paid consultant and had no knowledge of ‘Epstein’s crimes.’
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Ohio State professor placed on leave over alleged assault on cameraman
An incident captured on video shows the heated confrontation when two local independent journalists tried to question the university’s former president.
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Siena lacrosse coach Liam Gleason dies at 41 after fall at home
Siena men’s lacrosse coach Liam Gleason has died three days after suffering a traumatic brain injury in a fall, the school announced. He was 41.
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Explosion at Harvard medical campus building appears intentional, police say
Police are investigating an explosion at a Harvard medical school campus building early Saturday and investigators say it appears intentional.
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University investigating after ‘fraudulent' email was sent out to students, alum
An investigation is underway after current and former students at the University of Pennsylvania received a disturbing “fraudulent” email.