Some would-be international students aren't arriving on U.S. campuses this fall despite admission offers due to visa delays, while others reconsidered amid immigration crackdowns and sudden terminations of legal status.
Roanoke College revived its varsity football program after more than 80 years, joining a wave of small colleges adding the sport to attract students, especially men. Research shows football can bring a short-term enrollment bump, but long-term gains are uncertain.
Charlie Kirk launched his "American Comeback Tour" this fall, inviting students to debate him at college campuses across the country. The Turning Point USA founder, credited with mobilizing young voters, died during the tour's first stop in Utah.
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Michael Schill resigned from Northwestern University last week, concluding a turbulent three-year tenure marred by political pressure and campus protests.
After the video fueled outrage, a professor was fired and two college leaders removed from their administrative roles for approving content inconsistent with the course's description.
