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Texas A&M University President Mark A. Welsh III has resigned following intense political backlash over a professor's lecture on gender identity.
Emory University will offer free tuition to undergraduates from families with annual incomes under $200,000, starting in Fall 2026 with its new program.
One week after a fatal shooting, Utah Valley University students returned to a campus with enhanced security, extensive support services, and a somber mood.
The ACLU of Ohio is suing The Ohio State University, alleging the school violated a student's rights by expelling him for his social media posts.
A coalition of University of California unions and academic groups has sued the Trump administration, alleging an unlawful campaign to control universities using federal funding freezes.
Boise State University has secured a record $7.4 million NSF grant to create a new semiconductor research and workforce development center.
Wake Forest University will offer free tuition to North Carolina students from families with incomes under $200,000, starting with the Fall 2026 class.
A new report from Georgetown University projects the U.S. will face a shortage of 5.25 million skilled workers by 2032 as educated workers retire.
Ohio State University announced new programs offering free tuition to qualifying in-state students, including full rides for those with perfect test scores.
Harvard University researchers are still without millions in federal funding despite a court ruling that deemed a government freeze on grants unconstitutional.
College of the Sequoias terminated a part-time biology instructor after a student recorded him making inflammatory remarks in class wishing death upon a family.
University presidents are making exceptions to new institutional neutrality policies to condemn the killing of activist Charlie Kirk, sparking a campus free speech debate.
