The number of students who graduate will peak in 2025 and then decline steadily for many years, updated projections show.

The financially struggling institution will remain accredited pending an appeal hearing in February. HBCU advocates have long ...

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In early August, Hunter Dunlap, a professor and librarian at Western Illinois University, was with his wife to celebrate her ...

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Subject: The Review: Stanford persecutes a student journalist, again.

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The accrediting group that oversees about 170 colleges in California and Hawaii is considering cutting the words “commitment ...