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One Southern university already has granted leeway to some workers until early next year.
Board of Trustees says it was 'deeply disappointed and surprised' by William Jones' reported behavior toward employees.
One university system is going a step further by offering free tuition to those who are from Tribal Nations.
COVID-19 doses for 5-11-year-olds have been approved by CDC; research will continue at other institutions for youngest children.
With its own Dec. 13 deadline approaching and Biden's Dec. 8 mandate for some employees, the race is on.
What role are vaccinations playing in low numbers at large higher education institutions this fall?
A new survey from Hillel and the Anti-Defamation League shows that 32% reported hate symbols and speech in 2020-21.
As pandemic numbers improve, making the right decisions on face coverings can be a Catch-22 for higher ed leaders.
Contracted workers are being told to comply with Biden's mandate, but some institutions are holding out.
An investigation into how Thomas Hazelwood, an 18-year-old 'new member', died is ongoing.
