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The UMRP ended in May due to pressure from the Trump administration to eliminate race-conscious admissions.
Faculty, staff, students, and unions allege the federal government is weaponizing civil rights enforcement to undermine academic freedom.
Florida joined a growing list of states ending tuition waivers for students without legal status, as Trump challenges programs nationwide.
Trump often rails against systems he describes as “rigged,” but he has overlooked a glaring instance in higher education.
Columbia agrees to pay over $220 million and adopt federal mandates to regain $400 million in research funding this year.
As Harvard battles the Trump administration, conservative efforts to reshape higher education spread across public universities nationwide.
After overcoming childhood challenges, Tamia Akers now faces new college loan limits under Trump’s education bill—but she’s not backing down.
With the cards being stacked against us as Black Americans, is it worth spending all that money on college education?
The White House issued strategies for higher education institutions to advance diversity on campuses after the Supreme Court’s ruling.
The bill would change the way that students learn and faculty teach across Ohio, the nation's fourth-largest public university system.
A 21-year-old South Carolina woman has become the youngest Black, female graduate from Meharry Medical College.
A soldier and his sister have gone viral after he returned from a deployment to surprise his sibling at her…
Howard University president Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick has announced that he plans to retire in 2024 after nine years on…
Attorneys say colleges including Columbia, Georgetown and MIT have overcharged 170,000 financial-aid recipients by 'hundreds of millions.'
Gordon Klein is suing UCLA after his response to a request that he be more lenient on Black students generated…
Spelman College's faculty agree to return to classrooms after initially saying they would teach remotely due to unclear COVID protocols.
The move marks the start of a broader overhaul of a program that has been criticized for having overly burdensome…
Indiana University Board of Trustees members elected Quinn Buckner to a two-year term. He is the first Black person to…
The addition of Ta-Nehesi Coates and Nikole Hannan-Jones to Howard University has placed a renewed spotlight on the HBCU.
A growing number of Black students in United States are turning to crowdsourcing to offset college tuition costs.