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Freshman applications up 30% at University of Wisconsin System

So far, UW System universities have received 133,484 applications from new freshmen for fall 2021, about 29 percent higher than at the same point in 2020 and 33 percent higher than 2019.

Iowa universities all eye fall tuition hikes

3.5% increase proposed at the University of Iowa and Iowa State; 1.5% at the University of Northern Iowa.

Emory University formally apologizes after rejecting an applicant for his race

More than 60 years ago, Marion Gerald Hood was rejected from a medical school because of his race. This week, the school apologized.

Dartmouth offers cash for students to move off campus

Dartmouth College is providing up to $1 million to encourage students to move off campus to ease an on-campus housing crunch this fall.

Supreme Court rules against NCAA in compensation battle with college athletes

The justices voted 9-0 to affirm lower court rulings that prevented the NCAA from restricting payments to athletes for items such as musical instruments or as compensation for internships.

Apple, Google award millions in grants to HBCUs

Alabama A&M University, Howard University, Morgan State University, and Prairie View A&M University will get the grants, which are part of the company's broader $100 million Racial Equity and Justice Initiative launched in June 2020.

‘Tell the truth,’ Louisiana college president says of struggle to vaccinate returning students

Leaders in higher education from Florida and Louisiana on Thursday related how colleges coped with a rough year of online learning and vaccine distribution amid the pandemic, during a hearing before the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee.

Hopes fade for imminent federal deal on college athletes, pressuring N.C.A.A. (subscription)

New state laws are scheduled to take effect on July 1, but there are vanishingly low expectations for a deal in Washington in the coming days.

Mistrial declared in case of University of Tennessee professor

A federal judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a former University of Tennessee researcher charged with hiding his relationship with a Chinese university while receiving research grants from the federal government.

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