Schools

The University of Alabama announced that Crimson Tide football head coach Nick Saban and athletic director Greg Byrne have tested positive for coronavirus.

When the world locked down in March, college classes were forced to move online. The sudden adaptation to the new technology revealed risky blind spots, such as “Zoom bombing.”

Students across the United States are calling on their colleges and universities to cancel class on Election Day to enable them to vote and volunteer in a “historic” election. 

College may seem like the inevitable next step after your high school diploma, but you shouldn’t be blinded to the alternatives.

Iona College in New Rochelle, New York has announced a transition to remote learning due to an outbreak of 60 new COVID-19 cases.

A biology quiz at Gettysburg College called Trump a eugenicist, saying that the president "thinks he’s smart because his uncle was an MIT professor and healthy because he has good genes."

An employee of Volunteer State Community College accidentally sent a campus-wide email naming five employees who tested positive for coronavirus.

After Duquesne University fired a professor for using the N-word in class, groups advocating academic freedom of expression are demanding his reinstatement.

Select US universities allow Chinese students to use code names to shield their identities when discussing topics that the Chinese Communist Party has labeled as controversial.

The University of Hampshire has sent one of its assistant professors on leave for allegedly posing as a woman of color on social media.