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Texas A&M, Penn State take action against those who fail to get COVID-19 tests

The universities warn students, employees that noncompliance may result in significant sanctions.

Pew Research: 66% of young adults have gotten COVID-19 vaccines

But divide exists among those who lean conservative.

Sexual assault claims at 9 universities during ‘Red Zone’ spark protests

Fraternities again are at the center of allegations of violence, backlash across several campuses.

Like classes, 2021 homecomings are mix of in-person, hybrid and virtual

A few institutions, including Georgetown, have opted to cancel them altogether because of transmission fears.

Booster shots: Will they be the next COVID-19 prevention strategy for colleges?

Institutions are waiting on guidance from the FDA and CDC. But should they wait longer?

The 6 areas that are essential in supporting international students

Challenges remain, but the future looks bright for those studying and seeking more opportunities in the U.S.

Exclusive: Dozens of college presidents have gotten COVID-19 since pandemic began

Nevada-Reno's Brian Sandoval is the latest on a lengthy list of those who are in public-facing higher ed positions.

Former Georgetown tennis coach agrees to plead guilty in admissions scandal (subscription)

The agreement came as the first week of testimony unfolded in the trial of two wealthy fathers accused of paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to get their children into the University of Southern California with trumped-up athletic credentials.

LSU president speaks at Biden meeting on COVID-19 vaccines

As business leaders gather to talk mandates, most colleges and universities are continuing to encourage vaccines.

Jury hears of ‘sprawling’ U.S. college admissions fraud scheme as first trial underway

The first trial in the "Operation Varsity Blues" college admissions scandal began today.

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