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Boise State football players help community in time of need
Boise State University football players recently teamed up with the Whitney Methodist Church and the <a href="ht…
By Chris Schlak 
Apr 21, 2020
'Because JESUS and FREEDOM': Maine prof attacks quarantine protesters in expletive-laden rant
The professor of political engagement said the protesters were engaged in "bioterrorrism."
By Jon Street 
Apr 20, 2020
Stanford provost flirts with 2021 return to campus
Stanford's faculty met virutually to discuss future plans for bringing students back to campus.
By Mary Rose Corkery 
Apr 20, 2020
Harvard prof wants government to ban 'authoritarian' practice of homeschooling
One Harvard professor is making a full-force argument against homeschooling as parents around the country have been…
By Celine Ryan Ciccio 
Apr 20, 2020
Ivy League bailout: Colleges with billions get more millions
The same eight schools have endowments worth billions.
By Jon Street 
Apr 20, 2020
UC-Boulder resists tuition refunds as classes move online. One student is suing.
A UC-Boulder student and her father filed a class-action lawsuit against the university.
By Leo Thuman 
Apr 20, 2020
Kansas State prof: GOP is 'death cult,' Republicans are 'plague spreaders'
A Kansas State University professor called Republicans a "death cult" in a recent tweet.
By Leo Thuman 
Apr 19, 2020
College football programs could lose BILLIONS if season is canceled
A new analysis shows programs could lose billions of dollars if the season is canceled.
By Eduardo Neret 
Apr 18, 2020
Empty dorm rooms to be used as hospital beds, quarantine rooms for med staff
American universities are offering up their vacated dorm rooms to fight the coronavirus.
By Jessica Custodio  
Apr 17, 2020
No college sports until students return to campus, commissioners say
The commissioners explained the need for colleges to reopen for education reasons and stressed that their athletes …
By Eduardo Neret 
Apr 17, 2020
Class of 2020 to return to campus for graduation...in 2021
One of the larger questions facing higher education during the coronavirus pandemic is what to do about graduati…
By Mickey Mertz 
Apr 17, 2020
Poll: HUGE majority of college students say online classes are worse than in-person learning
A new poll by Axios and College Reactions shows 90% of students do not have positive views of online learning
By Eduardo Neret 
Apr 17, 2020
These 10 colleges are receiving the most federal bailout money
Colleges nationwide are receiving billions as part of the coronavirus relief package.
By Jon Street 
Apr 16, 2020
University offers free laptops to students with limited resources. There's now a waitlist.
With many universities across the country moving their classes to an online format, access to university resourc…
By Reagan Knight 
Apr 16, 2020
Feminist says coronavirus shows 'it's time to abolish the family'
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By Katie Everett 
Apr 16, 2020
OPINION: 4 big problems facing higher education
Editor&#39;s note: This post first appeared on the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.mackinac.org/higher-educat…
By Mackinac Center for Public Policy 
Apr 16, 2020
Another conservative student group denied recognition
Santa Barbara City College students were met with denial after trying to start a Turning Point USA chapter.
By Cameron Decker 
Apr 16, 2020
Harvard doesn't rule out closing campus until 2021
The Harvard University president said with summer courses now entirely online, the school is "focused on the fall."
By Eduardo Neret 
Apr 15, 2020
During global pandemic, student paper says 'biggest' public safety threat is ICE
The editorial board of the UNC-Chapel Hill student paper suggested that ICE agents are the "biggest threat" to publ…
By Jessica Custodio  
Apr 15, 2020
University of Oregon takes drastic action to shore up coronavirus revenue losses
The University of Oregon announced 282 employees will be laid off because of lost revenue from the coronavirus.
By Eduardo Neret 
Apr 15, 2020