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Penn State Postpones In-Person Classes for Spring Semester

Pennsylvania State University will not proceed with in-person classes for the beginning of the upcoming spring semester but instead temporarily transitions to remote learning.
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Supreme Court to Hear NCAA Dispute on College Athlete Pay

The Supreme Court will review a case to decide whether the NCAA's rules restricting compensation for student athletes are violating antitrust laws.
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Gender Equity Groups Press Biden Administration for Title IX Reform

Over a hundred gender equity groups have called on Biden to “reverse the damage" caused by the adjusted Title IX regulations.
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9 Out of 10 American Colleges Limit Freedom of Speech: Report

Nine out of ten American colleges and universities maintain policies that restrict student expression in one way or another, a new report by FIRE found.
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Hispanic Groups Advance Lily Eskelsen García for Education Secretary

More than 40 Hispanic civil rights groups asked President-elect Joe Biden to pick Lily Eskelsen García as his new education secretary.
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University of Arizona to Require Weekly COVID-19 Testing Next Semester

In preparation for the spring semester, the University of Arizona will require weekly COVID-19 testing from students and visitors.
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US Universities Request $120 Billion in Fight Against Pandemic

Colleges and universities have asked congressional leaders to allocate at least $120 billion to help them cope with hardship caused by the pandemic. 
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Students Sue University System of Georgia Over Online Classes, Demand Refund 

Students have sued the University of Georgia and the Georgia Institute of Technology, demanding a partial refund as the majority of their classes were held online.
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