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Atlanta’s Spelman College taps Helene Gayle as next president

April 26, 2022

One of the nation’s only two historically Black colleges for women chose as its president an epidemiologist who spent decades fighting AIDS and HIV before becoming the leader of an international anti-poverty group.

2 wealthy parents appeal convictions in college bribery case

April 26, 2022

John Wilson and Gamal Abdelaziz said they believed they were making legitimate donations to get their children into elite universities.

Marshall University students’ sustainability project turns into entire department

April 25, 2022

A student-led grassroots effort has grown into an entire Sustainability Department with bicycle sharing, a thrift store, and the first commercial compost facility in West Virginia.

Xavier University plans to open medical school

April 25, 2022

Xavier University, which has a track record of graduating medical professionals, looks to open New Orlean’s third med school.

13-year-old Minnesota boy to graduate college, begin physics Ph.D. program

April 25, 2022

Elliott Tanner will soon earn a bachelor's degree in physics with a minor in math from the University of Minnesota. Now, he has his sights set on a Ph.D.

Gallup: Stress is No. 1 factor in college students considering stopping out

Chris Burt | April 22, 2022

Higher education institutions must consider mental health and cost in trying to serve students and new adult learners.

Nicaragua seizes private universities to stifle dissent

Chris Burt | April 22, 2022

The seizure of a dozen private institutions and more state control over education are part of Pres. Daniel Ortega's pursuit against those believes conspire against the government.

What’s driving up tuition, fees at many colleges? It’s this economic monster

Chris Burt | April 22, 2022

Inflation is inflicting financial pain on families across the nation, and higher education is not immune.

In historic move, Baylor University charters first-ever LGBTQ student organization

April 22, 2022

Resolution states 'as an important and faithful expression of our Christian mission, we desire to establish trust with our LGBTQ students.'

Utah college stands by plans to offer elective pornography studies class despite social media onslaught

April 22, 2022

Westminster College has experienced an onslaught of social media attention since conservative influencer Candace Owens tweeted about the course.

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Atlanta’s Spelman College taps Helene Gayle as next president

2 wealthy parents appeal convictions in college bribery case

Marshall University students’ sustainability project turns into entire department

Xavier University plans to open medical school

13-year-old Minnesota boy to graduate college, begin physics Ph.D. program

Gallup: Stress is No. 1 factor in college students considering stopping out

Nicaragua seizes private universities to stifle dissent

What’s driving up tuition, fees at many colleges? It’s this economic monster

In historic move, Baylor University charters first-ever LGBTQ student organization

Utah college stands by plans to offer elective pornography studies class despite social media onslaught

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