The Biden administration finalized a new rule Thursday, cracking down on predatory for-profit colleges by doing away with a longstanding loophole that created a financial incentive to target veterans and service members.
According to The Conference Board's Measure of CEO Confidence survey, an overwhelming majority (81%) say they now anticipate a "brief and shallow recession" and are planning accordingly.
The firing of chemist and Yale alum Maitland Jones Jr., has sparked nationwide discussion on student expectations and how and when a professor should be fired.
The University of South Carolina is officially returning to its previous acronym "USC" following concern from alumni and other stakeholders, the school said Wednesday.
The Education Department said Tuesday that it would make permanent some temporary changes to a program that makes it easier for people working as teachers, public defenders and other public sector workers to have their student loan debt forgiven.
David Cook wrote in a campus-wide email that significant reductions will be necessary due to decreasing enrollments over the past several years. He describes the cuts as "incredibly difficult."
Hundreds of people protested on Penn State's campus Monday evening, where an event that drew outrage from students and community members was set to be held but canceled at the last minute due to "the threat of escalating violence."
OUTLaw chapters are currently present on other Alabama college campuses and across the country, but Samford, which houses the private, Christian law school, refuses to acknowledge the organization.
