Policy

A University of Iowa fraternity has been suspended following a report citing how new members were forced to drink insanely high amounts of alcohol during a fraternity event.

Despite student protests, the College of Charleston announced it will not adopt a pass-fail grading system during its fall semester.

Boston approved the setup of marijuana stores near Boston College and the Berklee College of Music, a controversial decision for both the school and the community.

The University of California will adopt non-binary gender identification options in its official documents and information systems.

The Department of Homeland proposes establishing a fixed deadline on student visas, sparking worry for the international community within US higher education.

Parents of Clemson University students have started an online petition requesting a return to in-person classes amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rice University has mobilized its students to monitor violations of COVID-19 guidelines via the COVID Community Court, but the court is now causing a rift between them.

Louisiana State University will hire a law firm to review its policies on sexual assault after an article showed officials have been negligent in the face of such allegations.

Harvard University students have called for a transparent vetting process before inviting officials associated with the Trump administration after their term expires.

Students at Haverford College who went on strike over an insensitive email from the school’s president have ended their protests, claiming their demands have been met.