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International students weigh new risks of pursuing higher education in the US
While international student enrollment has been on the rise, educators worry that could soon change under the Trump administration.
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Johns Hopkins University to let more than 2,000 workers go after Trump's USAID cuts
Johns Hopkins University said it would eliminate more than 2,000 jobs after President Donald Trump’s administration rescinded federal funding for thousands of international aid projects, NBC News reported.
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Cause of yellow, green flaming manholes, explosions at Texas Tech undetermined
Authorities at Texas Tech University say an explosion inside a manhole took out power across campus. Classes are canceled Thursday and Friday.
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Universities impose hiring freezes in face of uncertainty over federal funding
At least two Ivy League schools, Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania, took the step as the Trump administration threatens to cut research grants.
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Education Secretary Linda McMahon warns 60 colleges over antisemitism on campus
Dozens of universities across the country received a federal government warning Monday over their obligation to protect Jewish students on campus, just as President Donald Trump’s administration clamps down on pro-Palestinian protesters.
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San Francisco State to cut 3 athletic programs
San Francisco State University is set to cut three of its 13 athletic teams by summer.
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San Francisco State to cut 3 athletic programs
San Francisco State University is set to cut three of its 13 athletic teams by summer.
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UC workers return to picket lines for Day 2 of strike
Tens of thousands of University of California workers were back on the picket lines Thursday for the second day of their planned two-day strike. Ginger Conejero Saab reported.
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UC workers return to picket lines for Day 2 of strike
Tens of thousands of University of California workers were back on the picket lines Thursday for the second day of their planned two-day strike.
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UC workers return to picket lines for Day 2 of strike
Tens of thousands of University of California workers were back on the picket lines Thursday for the second day of their planned two-day strike. Ginger Conejero Saab reported.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters force their way into Barnard College building, injuring worker
Barnard College officials say pro-Palestinian protesters pushed their way into Milbank Hall, which houses the offices of the dean, and assaulted a school employee.
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Tens of thousands of University of California workers launch 2-day strike
Tens of thousands of workers at University of California campuses and UC health care facilities are walking off the job for two days. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Tens of thousands of University of California workers launch 2-day strike
Tens of thousands of workers at University of California campuses and UC health care facilities are walking off the job for two days. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Tens of thousands of University of California workers launch 2-day strike
Tens of thousands of workers at University of California campuses and UC health care facilities are walking off the job for two days.
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USDA scholarship for students at historically Black colleges suspended
A federal scholarship aimed at boosting students from underserved and rural areas attending historically Black colleges and universities has been put on hold.
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Sonoma State student-athletes, coaches band together to save athletic programs
Student-athletes and coaches at Sonoma State University are banding together to try to save the school’s athletic programs. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.
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Toll of California fires felt in sports
As the California wildfires ravage through the Los Angeles area, people across the sports world were impacted.
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College tuition costs have fallen significantly at many schools
New research indicates students are paying significantly less to attend public universities than they were a decade ago.
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Watch: How a ban on legacy college admissions will change universities' criteria
Starting in September 2025, California’s landmark ban on legacy college admissions is set to redefine the admissions landscape. A higher education expert discusses how the ban on legacy preferences might alter the criteria for admissions.
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Some elite US universities favor wealthy students in admissions decisions, lawsuit alleges
New filings in a 2022 class-action lawsuit contend that children of the wealthy and connected get special admissions consideration at some elite U.S. universities.