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Rutgers University Announces Fossil Fuel Divestment

Rutgers University has decided to discontinue its investments in fossil fuels following approval of the school’s Board of Governors and Board of Trustees. 

Biden Stimulus Package May Prevent More Higher Education Cuts

America's latest coronavirus relief bill seeks to address the ongoing health and economic crisis, as well as providing much-needed funding for higher education.

Lawmakers Call LSU Handling of Sexual Assault ‘Slap in the Face’ for Victims

Female lawmakers criticized Louisiana State University President Tom Galligan for his decision not to fire employees accused of sexual misconduct.

Biden Administration Reviews DeVos’ Campus Sexual Assault Policies

In an effort to overturn controversial policies enacted by the previous administration, President Joe Biden has instructed the US Department of Education to review all campus sexual assault policies.

Senate Approves $40 Billion in COVID Relief Aid for Higher Education

The Senate approved $40 billion in COVID relief, marking a resounding victory for colleges and universities pressing for financial aid from the federal government.

Oregon Students Push for Clarity on Collection and Use of Incidental Fees

Oregon lawmakers are being pressured to support a bill that would clarify the power of student governments over student incidental fees used for various campus programs and services.

Texas Colleges Mandate Masks Despite Governor Relaxing COVID Restrictions

Despite Texas Governor Abbott announcing he will lift statewide COVID restrictions starting this Wednesday, several Texas colleges will still require students to wear face masks.

Kentucky Allocates $1.5M in Mental Health Support for College Students

Kentucky will be channeling $1.5 million in federal relief funds to improve mental health services for college students across the state in response to the increased stress and uncertainty wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic.