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Indiana University students enraged after Hong Kong protestor is invited to speak
After Joshua Wong, a prominent Hong Kong protester, was invited to speak by the IU Student Government, many student…
By Kyle Reynolds  
Nov 24, 2020
Conservatives react after nearly half of attorneys general denounce new DHS student visa rules
State attorneys general sent a letter to Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf, saying a newly-announced policy regarding …
By Arik Schneider 
Nov 21, 2020
Stanford to rely on fire dept, not police, to respond to some calls
Stanford University announced it will now rely on the Palo Alto Fire Department to transport students experiencing …
By Jezzamine Wolk 
Nov 10, 2020
Northwestern trustee, former Obama-Biden admin official behind Chicago's $66M COVID hospital that treated just 38 people
The city of Chicago spent $66 million turning McCormick Place — the largest convention center in North Ame…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Oct 30, 2020
Ivy League endowments grow amid pandemic
Earlier this year, students at Brown University filed a class action lawsuit against the school seeking full COVID …
By Leana Dippie  
Oct 29, 2020
UC officials shielded from lawsuits in federal court, judge says
A federal judge is not allowing a lawsuit related to on-campus fees to continue.
By Arik Schneider 
Oct 28, 2020
Stanford to rely on fire dept, not police, to transport students with mental health concerns
Stanford University announced it will now rely on the Palo Alto Fire Department to transport students experiencing …
By Jezzamine Wolk 
Oct 26, 2020
UC-Davis promotes 'anti-racism syllabus' to move from 'allyship to action'
The syllabus provides links to past and future anti-racism events, in addition to suggesting several classes that s…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Oct 26, 2020
WMU event charges more for non-Black-owned businesses
For its annual student fair, Western Michigan University will charge a lower fee for black-owned businesses, nonpro…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Oct 19, 2020
Ethics prof pictured in 'ANTIFASCIST' shirt: I want 'world to burn' until 'last cop' is 'strangled' with 'intestines of the last capitalist'
A professor at Midwestern State University is under fire for writing on Facebook that he wishes every cop, capitali…
By Haley Worth  
Oct 8, 2020
Northeastern dismisses 11 students for COVID violations, won't issue refunds
Northeastern University is dismissing eleven freshmen for alleged COVID-19 social distancing violations.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Oct 2, 2020
Georgia Tech coughs up $50k to settle free speech lawsuit involving MLK's niece
The student government is responsible for allocating the student fees that all Georgia Tech students must pay.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 27, 2020
Harvard Undergrad Council condemns university's possession of slave images
Harvard’s Undergraduate Council is calling out the university for "profiting" off slavery images.
By Jessica Custodio  
Sep 24, 2020
Penn student gov creates 'Justice Fund' after admin approves BLM donations
The university recently changed its policy to allow student organizations to donate to Black Lives Matter.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 21, 2020
Gettysburg College tells most of its students to go home. They don't go quietly.
Previously, the college quarantined students for days, prohibiting them from leaving their rooms except to pick up …
By Leo Thuman 
Sep 20, 2020
Advocates praise Trump admin's rule on campus free speech, religious liberty
The Department of Education also announced protections for religious student organizations.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 16, 2020
Emory student gov pledges to match $10,000 in donations for progressive causes
SGA has also committed to using the remaining funds from the 2019-2020 academic year to buy books for students off …
By Robert Schmad  
Sep 14, 2020
OPINION: My college is robbing me. Here's the bill to prove it.
Editor's note: The views in this opinion editorial are those of the author and do not necessarily reflec…
By Emma Schambach 
Sep 14, 2020
Florida faculty union says it's still too soon for in-person classes
A faculty union in Florida is urging state officials to offer university classes online this fall.
By Ophelie Jacobson 
Aug 26, 2020
Kansas State freezes tuition, but charges ‘online’ and ‘privilege’ fees
Kansas State University announced in April that tuition for the 2020-21 school year would not increase.
By Maria Copeland 
Aug 17, 2020