This will close in 10 seconds skip ×
Closes in 10 seconds skip ×

Uncategorized

University of California regents approve rare tuition hike

“We all acknowledge that increasing tuition is not an action to be taken lightly. But this is the best option we have to provide cost predictability, enhanced student support, and preserve the excellence of the university,” said UC President Michael Drake.

New study finds no Asian American discrimination in admissions at elite colleges

Critics have claimed holistic admissions and affirmative action conceals illegal practices of racial quotas and as a result, Asian American applicants are being denied to maintain a range of other ethnic groups.

Some colleges ease up on pushing undergrads into picking majors right away

The idea bucks the trend of putting students on the fast track to careers.

Illinois governor signs law to help homeless higher education students

Under the new law, higher education institutions must hire a specific employee designated as a liaison if they have at least a 2 percent homeless student enrollment.

Liberty University sued by 12 women claiming school policies made sexual assault and rape more likely

The lawsuit includes claims of sexual assault and accuses the Lynchburg school of creating a hostile environment toward the plaintiffs.

UNC becomes the first school to organize group endorsement deals for its players

Under the new policy, athletes at UNC will be able to earn money for marketing their name, image, and likeness, also referred to as NIL, in groups of three or more, alongside UNC trademarks and logos like the Tar Heels logo and argyle uniforms.
Thu Jul 22nd, 2021

Kentucky State University president resigns amid financial concerns

“We anticipate a cordial, collaborative and seamless transition and wish Dr. Brown well as he follows his interest in other professional endeavors,” board Chairperson Elaine Farris said in a statement.
Wed Jul 21st, 2021

So who is in charge of what in college sports?

"If we were going to build college sports again in 2020 instead of 1920, what would that look like?"
Wed Jul 21st, 2021

Think tank report says Virginia higher education funding is unjust and lacks transparency

Too often, the report says, limited funding is going to already wealthy families, and the method the state uses for awarding money lacks transparency and consistency.
Wed Jul 21st, 2021

Central Michigan University sets vaccine scholarship raffle

Each drawing will have 100 students who will get a $75 gift card and one student who will win full-year scholarship equal to 30 domestic undergraduate credit hours or 18 domestic graduate credit hours to be used for the 2021-2022 school year.
Tue Jul 20th, 2021

Iowa colleges, universities prepare students for student loan freeze end

While loan servicers are responsible for contacting graduates, the University of Northern Iowa has been working with current students and recent graduates to understand what the freeze’s end means for them, said Director of Financial Aid Tim Bakula.
Tue Jul 20th, 2021