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Around 2,100 members of the GEO had been on strike for over a week, calling on the University of Michigan’s leadership to ensure better protections from COVID-19 on campus.
Education Department officials will be examining whether the university’s “admitted racism” means that the school made false claims when it said it doesn’t discriminate on race.
Attorneys say their phones haven’t stopped ringing, and they’ve been hired to help students fight sanctions at schools, from Syracuse University to New York University, Boston College, Penn State and many more.
The Board of Governors talks about ways to make ends meet in tough economic times. Florida’s tuition, state officials say, is comparatively low.
Allegheny College President Hilary Link is facing criticism after posting a picture of herself on Instagram at a public, off-campus event while on-campus students had to remain in a school-mandated COVID-19 quarantine.
While its long-term success remains to be seen, more universities are trying the two-week pause to overcome outbreaks, as opposed to the more dramatic move of permanently sending students home.
Auburn University reported a significant decrease in the number of new cases, from 598 from the week ending Sept. 6 to just 109 the week ending Sept. 13.
A judgment order puts to rest a 2014 lawsuit accusing the defunct for-profit chain of steering students into predatory loans.
The Los Angeles Community College District, the largest in the nation, will remain online-only for the rest of the academic year amid the region’s ongoing coronavirus public health crisis.
The university will have two instructional breaks as an alternative to spring break.
“Unfortunately, student parents have been one of the first groups to be forgotten in this crisis,” said Marni Roosevelt, director of the Family Resource Center at Los Angeles Valley College.
A financial analysis of the benefits of pairing up some of Pennsylvania’s state universities has given rise to a new idea of combining three of them – Clarion, California and Edinboro universities- essentially into a single institution that would preserve all three campuses.
Mark Ivester, the president of North Georgia Technical College, died of COVID-19.
Google is starting to act like a university, offering short, profession-specific credentials that can be completed in as little as six months.
For about five days of the week, Le Moyne President Linda LeMura plans to live out of a small house on Demong Drive, just a few blocks from the school’s campus and among a cluster of off-campus houses used by students.
Universities that brought students back to campus have already seen a rough start to the fall, with more than 50,000 infections across the country. But some have seemingly cracked the code.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn is apologizing for creating segregated online student “cafes” for white people and those of color.
Five percent of US college and high school students surveyed also report having made a suicide attempt themselves during the pandemic.
There’s another way to get more students to graduate — stop the ones already on campus from leaving.
Futures for Frontliners will give many of those in supporting roles during the pandemic the opportunity to pursue degrees or training through community colleges
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