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University of Maryland's College Park campus shut down for two days after its temporary heating system failed during cold weather, leaving dorms without heat or hot water. Students were advised to lea
Brown University students are returning for the spring semester to a campus transformed by new security measures and a somber mood following a tragic shooting.
A new statewide cellphone ban in Nebraska schools is yielding significant results, with administrators reporting increased student interaction and fewer discipline issues.
A new poll reveals 91% of college students believe “words can be violence,” with many feeling less safe expressing controversial views after a political assassination.
University students and Provost Alec Gallimore discussed AI's role in education and shared governance. Students use AI for motivation and pressure, while faculty raised concerns over decision-making.
New research reveals a startling reversal: college women now face a 74% higher risk of sexual violence than their non-enrolled peers, with on-campus risk tripling.
Vanderbilt University will open its first campus outside of Nashville in fall 2026, establishing a new academic hub in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood.
Harvard University is considering stricter grading policies after a report revealed 60% of undergraduate grades are A's, sparking student backlash over mental health concerns.
A seven-year photography project in Chicago public schools captures the joy, identity, and tragic loss experienced by a generation of teenagers.
Austin, Texas, has been ranked the number one college town in the United States for 2026, praised for its strong job market, quality education, and vibrant student life.
A federal government shutdown threatens to cut SNAP benefits for 750,000 Oregonians, forcing Portland State University students to rely on campus food pantries.
DJ Steve Aoki headlined the University of Florida's annual Gator Growl, a homecoming tradition over 100 years old, drawing thousands of students.
