Federal courts decline to block DeVos rule on campus sexual violence
Dive Brief: Federal judges in Washington, D.C., and New York have declined to block Education
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Will single dorm rooms be enough to ensure safe campus housing this fall?
Ahead of the fall term, Eastern Michigan University wanted to reassure students that they could have the
Contracts, masks and apps: Colleges set new rules for campus life
As the number of coronavirus cases surges across the U.S., skepticism is mounting over colleges’ ability
Most college students would return to campus if allowed, poll finds
Dive Brief: Three-quarters of college students said in a recent poll they’ll return to campus
More colleges, states mandate masks on campus
Dive Brief: As coronavirus cases climb in the U.S., more governors and colleges are requiring
George Floyd’s death prompts colleges to review role of police on campus
It started with a football game. In the fall of 2015, students protesting then-presidential candidate
IE University plans to reopen campus in July
During a virtual event on June 4, the university’s top management presented its strategic commitment
18 Democratic attorneys general sue DeVos over campus sexual violence rules
Dive Brief: Eighteen Democratic attorneys general have sued U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos over
Coventry University’s Polish campus to be ready for September
Coventry University Wrocław has opened applications for potential students for undergraduate programs in digital technology,
How safe is your campus? Here’s how technology can help tighten its security
In a survey by CollegeStats.org of students at the 100 most populous U.S. colleges and