Education Department staff recommends it cease recognition of an accreditor that approved a college that lacked students or faculty
Author: Chris Quintana, USA TODAY
The pandemic is still raging. Colleges are reopening in-person. What comes next?
The pandemic is still raging. Colleges are still opening for in-person classes. Is the nation in for a repeat of the fall semester?
Student loan forgiveness: Biden to continue freeze of payments, ask Congress to erase debt
Joe Biden plans to continue the pause on federal student loan payments and accumulating interest, but ask Congress to pass student loan forgiveness.
The namesake of Johns Hopkins University enslaved several. He was thought to be an abolitionist.
Johns Hopkins helped funded the university and medical school bearing his name. He also owned people despite being known as an abolitionist
As COVID surges, college students are traveling for Thanksgiving. The CDC called them out in a warning.
After a semester of outbreaks and canceled classes, college leaders and the CDC worry Thanksgiving travel may spread COVID. Will students listen?
An online class by any other name? College students pay rent, enroll – then find courses aren’t in-person
As students return to college for the fall semester, they find online and in-person classes are starting to feel the same. Some feel cheated.
UNC-Chapel Hill fall semester going online amid COVID-19 outbreaks, one week into classes
UNC-Chapel Hill is the first major college to pivot to online classes after COVID-19 outbreaks. The North Carolina campus had opened a week ago.
COVID-19 will hit colleges when students arrive for fall semester. So why open at all? Money is a factor.
While many colleges have switched to online classes, some still plan to reopen for fall semester. They’re almost certain to see coronavirus outbreaks.
Ousted USC president received $7.7M payout in wake of sex-abuse, drug scandals
When USC President C.L. Max Nikias stepped down in August 2018, he walked away with a compensation package more than three times his normal pay.
College students were promised aid in the coronavirus stimulus. It still hasn’t arrived.
The Education Dept. said coronavirus money was on its way. For nearly every student, it still hasn’t arrived. Some don’t even know they’re eligible.