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Universities are making exceptions to institutional neutrality policies to issue statements on Charlie Kirk’s death as some take aggressive action against some faculty remarks.

The disruptions in TRIO funding have caused some programs to lay off or furlough staff. The Education Department says it will issue grant awards by Sept. 30.

Shooting of high-profile political campaigner on campus could be used as a tool for further attacks on US institutions, say experts

Trump administration officials call the programs unconstitutional. But advocates argue they improve the quality of education for all students who enroll.

Kirk was a driving force behind the modern conservative movement on college campuses. Utah’s governor called his death “a political assassination.”

Colleges credit popular health sciences programs, increased dual enrollment, stepped-up retention efforts, new graduate programs and more for their record enrollments this fall.

Researcher whose name appeared on letter coordinated by the group Scholars for Truth About Genocide says he has no idea how it got there

As microcredentials proliferate and attract millions of students, some accreditors are ready to launch quality checks for alternative credential providers.

Digital Science said its investigation showed how weaknesses in research and publishing systems can be systematically exploited

Schill is stepping down after a three-year run marked by the fallout of pro-Palestinian protests, which prompted right-wing scrutiny.

A federal judge said the Trump administration violated the institution’s First Amendment rights when it froze billions of dollars in research grants.