Walter HudsonInstitutionsFederal Court Blocks Trump Administration's $2.2 Billion Harvard Funding FreezeJudge rules that funding halt was unconstitutional retaliation for university's refusal to end DEI programs.September 4, 2025InstitutionsUniversity of Chicago Announces Major Budget Cuts, 400 Job Reductions Amid Federal Funding ChallengesThe reductions will primarily target administrative positions, though the impact will extend across multiple areas of university operations.September 3, 2025Leadership & PolicyEducation Department Promises On-Time FAFSA Launch After Years of DelaysSecretary McMahon credits technical expertise and early beta testing for successful October 1 rollout.September 2, 2025HBCUsSaint Augustine's University Faces Continued Leadership Upheaval as Classes ResumeInterim President Dr. Marcus Burgess resigned just two days before the start of the fall semester.September 2, 2025Leadership & PolicyTrump Administration's Higher Education Policies Drive Sharp Decline in College Graduate SupportTrump's approval rating among college graduates plummeted from 34% in June to just 28% by August, with disapproval climbing to 70%.September 1, 2025Faculty & StaffLSU's First Black Law Dean Alleges Discrimination in Forced DepartureAlena Allen, who broke barriers in 2023 as the first Black person and woman to serve as dean of Louisiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center, will step down from her leadership role against her wishes, citing racial and gender discrimination.September 1, 2025Leadership & PolicyTexas A&M Doctoral Student Remains in ICE Detention as Immigration Crackdown Spreads Fear Across CampusesTae Heung "Will" Kim's case highlights broader threats to international students under current administration policies.August 26, 2025InstitutionsWave of False Active Shooter Reports Disrupts First Days of Classes at Multiple UniversitiesThe incidents represent more than mere pranks, creating trauma for campus communities already operating under heightened security awareness.August 26, 2025Leadership & PolicyGeorge Mason University President Refuses Federal Demand for Civil Rights ApologyAn apology, the letter contends, would constitute an admission of unlawful conduct, potentially exposing the university and its board to legal liability "for conduct that did not occur under the Board's watch."August 26, 2025Leadership & PolicyEducation Department to Restore Civil Rights Staff Following Court OrderThe reinstatement comes amid ongoing litigation challenging the administration's decision to eliminate 1,300 positions across the Education Department, including the closure of seven of OCR's 12 regional offices.August 25, 2025Previous PagePage 2 of 51Next Page
