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In response to a University of Chicago letter to freshman reaffirming the school’s resistance to trigger warnings, The…
The University of Northern Colorado will disband its bias-response team, which deals with complaints of perceived bias, including…
A group of Boston University students have launched a social-media campaign about the difficulty of being a poor…
BU Today is republishing a three-part series it ran on mental health last year in light of a…
In the Chronicle, John McCumber, a professor of Germanic languages at the University of California at Los Angeles,…
The Daily Tar Heel collects students’ accounts of catcalling on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill…
College mental health centers have seen a drastic increase in students seeking treatment, some of which they have…
A non-profit organization based in one of Boston’s lower-income neighborhoods aims to break the cycle of poverty in…
East Carolina University professor Tracy Tuten planned to bring her firearm to campus after members of the University’s…
Following a focus group two years ago that identified gaps in the school’s addiction safety net, Boston University…
The New York Times examines tensions between Wheaton College, an Evangelical Christian school, and Larycia Hawkins, the school’s…
The University of Minnesota’s Aurora Center for Advocacy and Education is holding events throughout the month of October…
In the aftermath of this week’s presidential election, the Jed Foundation issued a guide for administrators on how…
The Chronicle of Higher Education issued a special report on creating a diverse faculty that provides in-depth information…
As colleges grapple with how to both prevent and deal with the aftermath of sexual assault on their…
Yale University Economics professor Steven Berry defended his students against media criticism that called them overly sensitive “snowflakes”…
The Chronicle of Higher Education provided a chilling rundown of all the campus climate incidents since Trump’s election.…
University of Wisconsin students and faculty, met with state lawmakers and community members met to discuss the potential…
The number of college students with autism is growing on campuses across the country. However, without comprehensive support,…
Since Donald Trump’s election victory, reports of bias-based incidents and harassment have risen, many with links to the…
The University of Iowa has the lowest rate of athletic concussions in the Big 10 and Ivy Leagues…
A new program at Marquette University called Student Health Allies and Peer Educators (SHAPE), focuses on raising awareness…
Amarillo College, a community college on the Texas Panhandle, has made poverty among its students a key priority.…
Los Angeles police said on Tuesday that they had launched a criminal investigation into accusations that a gynecologist…
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reports that 27 percent of medical students…
The Chronicle interviewed Pomona College President David W. Oxtoby about his advocacy for undocumented immigrant students. The California…
In a close vote, 49 percent of Georgetown students voted to in favor of a Georgetown University Student…
An analysis by University of Nebraska- Lincoln compared 2015 and 2016 CARE reports, which indicate a UNL student…
Thirty colleges and universities, including Ivy League and large public universities, announced last week that they will join…
Evangelical Christian Liberty University plans to open an on-campus shooting range next fall. The gun-friendly school has historically…
The U.S. Department of Justice reached an agreement with Princeton University that encourages the school to update its…
In Murfreesboro, Tennessee, a Muslim youth group, which includes students from Middle Tennessee State University, held an event…
Many students with disabilities rely on note takers to complete their final exams. At Barnard this semester, there…
Northwestern student Alana Farkas calls for reframing the discussion of mental health on campus, arguing that staying silent…
An op-ed in the LA Times by Frank Furedi, an emeritus professor of sociology at the University of…
While two-thirds of University of Texas students are sexually active, less than 50 percent report using contraception the…