The hacker seemed focused on the Ivy League school’s admissions preferences.

The Tennessee university has promised to make repairs to the General Theological Seminary buildings as it establishes a satellite campus in Chelsea.

CBS News’s editor in chief, Bari Weiss, co-founded the Texas school, which describes its mission as “the fearless pursuit of truth.”

Having two majors “gives you a competitive edge,” undergrads say.

The Reconstruction-era civil rights law was designed to stop conspiracies between government officials and private entities to deny Americans equal protection under the law.

Cornell University is considering raising roughly $1 billion through taxable bonds, the latest elite US college looking to secure financing as the Trump administration targets the institutions.

Under Secretary of Education Nicholas Kent wants to overhaul the accreditation system that ties schools to government funds. Agencies are already falling in line.

Students and professors are in a drawn-out battle over grade inflation. It may never end.

Hovering moms and dads are following their kids all the way to campus.

Niche’s True Cost resource includes the price of doing laundry on campus, taking a spring break vacation and buying a laptop. Its goal is to demystify the cost of college, though some experts say it’s not accurate for all families. The topic of college cost has always been complex—and for many families, never more so than in 2025. Sticker prices are on the rise, with some institutions now charging more than $100,000 annually in base tuition.

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