UC Berkeley Begins Work on City's Tallest Building
UC Berkeley has started construction on a 23-story student housing tower that will add over 1,600 beds and become the tallest building in the city.
#UC Berkeley#Student Housing#Urban Development
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17 States Sue Trump Administration Over New College Data Rules
A coalition of 17 states has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over new rules requiring colleges to report extensive race-based admissions data.
#Affirmative Action#Education Policy#Trump Administration
Portland Community College Braces for First-Ever Strike
Portland Community College is on the verge of its first-ever strike, as 2,300 employees prepare to walk out over a stalemate in salary and benefit negotiations.
#Portland Community College#Labor Strike#Higher Education
Ohio State President Resigns Over Improper Relationship
Ohio State University President Ted Carter has resigned after just over two years, admitting to an inappropriate relationship that has sparked an investigation.
#Ohio State University#Ted Carter#Higher Education
California 10-Year-Old Enrolls in College Course
A 10-year-old fourth-grader from California is making headlines by enrolling in a college course, earning credits at San Bernardino Valley College.
#Gifted Education#Higher Education#California
Colleges Shift View on AI From Banned Tool to Study Partner
Universities are shifting from banning AI to requiring its use in some courses, teaching students to use it as a critical thinking tool and study partner.
#Artificial Intelligence#Higher Education#EdTech
Michigan Engineering Dean Tapped to Lead Penn State Institute
Karen Thole, Dean of Engineering at the University of Michigan, is leaving to become the inaugural director of Penn State's new National Security Institute.
#University of Michigan#Penn State University#Higher Education
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Court Overturns Columbia's Sanctions on Hamilton Hall Students
A New York Supreme Court has reversed Columbia University's sanctions against students involved in the 2024 Hamilton Hall occupation, calling them “arbitrary.”
#Columbia University#Student Protests#Higher Education
Syracuse University Names Mike Haynie as 13th Chancellor
Syracuse University has named Mike Haynie, a vice chancellor and founder of its veteran initiatives, as its 13th chancellor, effective July 1.
#Syracuse University#Mike Haynie#Higher Education
GW Sells Virginia Campus to Amazon for $427 Million
The George Washington University has sold its 122-acre Virginia campus to Amazon Data Services for $427 million for the development of a new data center.
#George Washington University#Amazon#Data Centers
US Universities in Mideast Move Classes Online Amid Conflict
Major U.S. universities in Qatar and the UAE have moved classes online and enacted safety protocols following an escalation of regional conflict, including strikes in Doha.
#Higher Education#Middle East#Campus Safety
Chicago Partnership to Fill 1,000 Healthcare Jobs
A $5 million investment will create a direct pipeline for City Colleges of Chicago students to fill 1,000 needed healthcare jobs at Cook County Health.
#Workforce Development#Healthcare#Chicago