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Students that return to college after stopping out earn far more money

UB Custom Publishing | January 09, 2022

Even those who come back and don't complete degrees have better outcomes than those who remain out of postsecondary education.

Masks back on: But this time, colleges are demanding KN95 and above

UB Custom Publishing | January 09, 2022

In guidance to students and employees, institutions say cloth masks won't cut it as omicron surges through U.S.

PVAMU students return from winter break to find multiple burglaries at on-campus housing

January 07, 2022

The university said the break-ins happened sometime around Dec. 10 when students left for break.

‘I thought my dad would pay’: Internet backs student whose college fund depends on DNA test

January 07, 2022

After finding out his wife cheated on him during their marriage, a father is threatening not to pay his son's college tuition if a DNA test proves they are not biologically related.

First Black fraternity, founded at Cornell, celebrates 115 years

January 07, 2022

Alpha Phi Alpha, the first-ever Black fraternity, was founded on Dec. 4, 1906 at Cornell University and now has 730 active chapters in the world.

Bevy of presidential changes highlight start to the new year for higher ed

UB Custom Publishing | January 06, 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic and retirements prompt shifts among leadership roles at several colleges and universities.

Experts weigh in on 2022: Colleges must start 'operating more like businesses'

UB Custom Publishing | January 06, 2022

ROI, partnerships and meeting student need will be high priorities for colleges and universities this year.

University of Kansas suspends 2 fraternities until 2027

January 06, 2022

The University of Kansas has suspended two fraternities for five years following an investigation that accused the clubs of fostering a culture of hazing.

Bomb threats made to Howard University, other HBCUs

January 06, 2022

Similar threats were phoned in to other historically Black colleges and universities around the country. All were later found to be hoaxes.

Transgender disputes threaten to split university unions

January 06, 2022

Academic unions are facing deepening divides over transgender issues, just as they seek to unite members in fights for fairer pay and pensions.

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Students that return to college after stopping out earn far more money

Masks back on: But this time, colleges are demanding KN95 and above

PVAMU students return from winter break to find multiple burglaries at on-campus housing

‘I thought my dad would pay’: Internet backs student whose college fund depends on DNA test

First Black fraternity, founded at Cornell, celebrates 115 years

Bevy of presidential changes highlight start to the new year for higher ed

Experts weigh in on 2022: Colleges must start 'operating more like businesses'

University of Kansas suspends 2 fraternities until 2027

Bomb threats made to Howard University, other HBCUs

Transgender disputes threaten to split university unions

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