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Authorities have identified a “person of interest” in the deadly shooting at Brown University, though the individual’s name has not yet been released.

The University of Colorado (CU) will pay $10.3 million in a settlement surrounding its discrimination against students during its COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

A national FIRE survey finds that most college students believe words can be violent, raising concerns about the future of free speech.

Federal financial pressure, demographic decline, and increased political risk could push U.S. universities into a rough stretch in 2026.

Some educators and universities have condemned Thanksgiving celebrations, instead seeking to implement diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI) efforts into the day.

The University of Minnesota has warned against a "whiteness pandemic," described as a "centuries-old culture" featuring "colorblindness, passivity, and White fragility, which are all covert expressions of racism common in the United States."

Nearly 24,000 California students left for out-of-state colleges in 2022, signaling deep concerns over affordability.

A recent Vanderbilt Unity poll shows Americans overwhelmingly want higher‑education institutions to stay neutral politically.

Two University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign professors recently exposed a widespread incident of students using artificial intelligence to cheat — not just on assignments.

City Journal has released a new college ranking system that evaluates 100 institutions based on 68 data-driven metrics.