Saying 'fear is not an option in this nation',' a new House subcommittee and two federal crime prevention agencies are investigating acts of domestic hate and violence.
From critical race theory to LGBTQ, legislators are pushing to shut down some teachings and trainings, and the three ways college leaders can change that.
New bomb threats targeted multiple historically Black colleges and universities on Tuesday, with Howard University, Edward Waters University and Morgan State University saying they received threats of violence.
If the pandemic has taught the ed-tech market anything in the past 18 months, it's that educational technology must be able to adapt its programs, platforms, and processes in nearly real time as things change.
Alex Shchegol, the founder and long-time president of ASA College, a for-profit institution with roughly 3,000 students across three campuses in New York City and Florida, first called it quits in 2018 following a lawsuit alleging he used an employee to help him find women to abuse.
