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UMass admins earn large salaries despite financial woes
An additional 397 employees are expected to be laid off this upcoming fall.
By Lacey Kestecher  
Jul 31, 2020
Could colleges collect extra $29 billion, even if they don't reopen?
The bill would allocate nearly $30 billion for financially distressed universities.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Jul 29, 2020
Biology prof: There is 'no way' to safely open campus right now
Kurt Williamson originally advised the William and Mary community not to "panic" about going out in public.
By Dean Barker 
Jul 29, 2020
Former Harvard chemistry chair faces more charges stemming from alleged China ties
The Justice Department announced a superseding indictment accusing him of filing false tax returns and not reportin…
By Jon Street 
Jul 28, 2020
Ithaca College students from states on NY gov's travel advisory list can't return to campus
Students who have been living in states with a "high incidence of COVID-19 transmission" must continue virtual lear…
By Lacey Kestecher  
Jul 28, 2020
Tulane threatens students with 'expulsion' for large gatherings; protests OK because they 'wore masks'
In the email, the dean claimed that anyone who hosted an event exceeding the university’s limit “will face suspensi…
By Robert Schmad  
Jul 25, 2020
Conservative professor Mike Adams' death ruled a suicide: reports (UPDATED)
UNCW criminology professor Mike Adams was found dead in his home.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Jul 24, 2020
Prof: It's 'distressing' when white people say 'all lives matter,' 'asking them to stop' is a 'form of antiracist action'
Campus Reform obtained multiple screenshots of the professor's messages to students.
By Jesse Stiller 
Jul 24, 2020
Students asked to bring their own chairs to campus with...tents?
Rice University has confirmed that it will be using both “temporary structures” and tents in its return to campus t…
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Jul 23, 2020
U Miami's 15-point anti-racism plan includes massive bureaucracy expansion
The school did not respond to multiple requests asking how it plans to pay for the plan.
By Lacey Kestecher  
Jul 22, 2020
Northwestern student gov supports using excess funds to bail out alleged criminals
Northwestern University Associated Student Government voted to allocate leftover money to a bond fund.
By Lacey Kestecher  
Jul 22, 2020
Majority of Georgia Tech profs call for 'default' virtual instruction
The petition also asks for mandatory tests and contact tracing measures.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Jul 22, 2020
Virginia county pays community college tuition with savings from releasing jail inmates
The school’s scholarship fund increased by $275,000 because of the county’s savings.
By Eduardo Neret 
Jul 21, 2020
SAT test maker touts ties with Chinese Communist Party-funded Confucius Institutes
The College Board touts on its website its ties to Hanban, the headqarters for Confucius Institutes.
By Jessica Custodio  
Jul 20, 2020
Hillsdale holds outdoor commencement ceremony, defyng governor's lockdown orders
Hillsdale College hosted an outdoor commencement ceremony despite coronvirus restrictions.
By Lacey Kestecher  
Jul 20, 2020
Conservative student government candidates penalized for criticizing communist opponent
The conservative duo alleged a double standard by the university after it neglected to penalize their opponents ove…
By Allison Robison  
Jul 17, 2020
New York Times faces $10 million lawsuit for 'made up' coverage of Liberty University
Liberty University is suing the New York Times over its coverage of the college's response to the coronavirus outbr…
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Jul 16, 2020
Cappy the mascot canceled for 'connection to the historic Crusades'
The changes in the university's namesake "will involve all areas of the University, but will especially impact athl…
By Lacey Kestecher  
Jul 16, 2020
Dems give Biden recommendations on student debt, college tuition
Democratic task forces recently provided Joe Biden with recommendations that addressed, among other policies, plans…
By Maria Copeland 
Jul 15, 2020
Emory approves new ‘race and ethnicity’ course requirement
This comes nearly 6 years after initial demands from Emory’s black student group.
By Jessica Custodio  
Jul 14, 2020