Failure to Report Foreign Gifts May Mean Colleges Lose Federal Aid
The Department of Education is cracking down on colleges that have been reluctant to report foreign donations. On Education Dive.
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East Carolina May Get a Title IX Lawsuit after Cutting Women’s Sports
After ECU cut four sports teams, representatives for the women's teams are threatening a lawsuit if they aren't reinstated. On WNCT.
Racial Segregation for College Diversity Events
Increasingly, colleges are designing events that keep white students and non-white students apart. On Judicial Watch.
COVID-19 Forces Long-needed Cuts at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
After a decade of rising debt and falling enrollment, the coronavirus has forced IUP to cut degree programs and consolidate six colleges into five. On the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
NCAA Announces Rules for Athletes to Earn from Their Name/Image
The organization doesn't want to give up all control, however. On USA Today.
After Student Strike, Haverford College Folds
After an email encouraged students not to go to Philadelphia to protest, students started a strike and issued a list of demands. On WHYY.
NC Will Require COVID-19 Test Before Campus Return
To avoid superspreader events on campus, NC State students who leave for Thanksgiving will need a negative COVID-19 test before returning. On WRAL.
NC College COVID-19 Infections Aren’t Jumping into the Community
COVID-19 outbreaks stay on campus ,rather than going out into the general population, according to research from Duke and UNC. On the Duke Chronicle.
The Pandemic Hasn’t Stopped Colleges from Adding Esports Teams
Some schools have delayed launching esports, while others keep adding it as an economic boost to grab a few more students. On Education Dive.
North Carolina Giving Colleges 75,000 COVID-19 Tests
The Department of Health and Human Services wants to test more students before Thanksgiving to prevent spreading infections. On ABC 11.