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Virginia Colleges to Freeze Tuition This Fall

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has requested public colleges to freeze tuition for in-state undergraduates this fall.

UWashington Sorority Owes Students $250K in Housing Refunds

A University of Washington sorority will pay over $250,000 in refunds after unlawfully charging students housing fees during the pandemic. 

New Bill Proposes Alcohol Sale at Michigan College Sporting Events

Universities in Michigan may be able to sell alcohol at on-campus athletic events thanks to a new legislation.

Pitt Offering Full Ride to Ukrainian Lawyers to Fight Russians in Court

The Pitt School of Law will provide scholarships to Ukrainian lawyers who intend to return home and prosecute the war in their nation.

Disney, Howard Launch Five-Year Fund for Black Storytellers

Passionate storytellers attending Howard University have received a helping hand from the Walt Disney Company.

Three VA Universities Collaborate on Better Mental Health Support

Three Virginia universities — Virginia Tech, James Madison, and Virginia Commonwealth — have partnered in an initiative to prioritize student mental health.

Friends Writer Pledges $4M to Brandeis for Show’s Lack of Diversity

Marta Kauffman, co-creator of the sitcom Friends, has pledged $4 million to Brandeis University to apologize for the show’s lack of diversity.

University of Arizona Waives Tuition for Native American Students

The University of Arizona will no longer charge undergraduate students from 22 federally recognized tribes in the state tuition or fees.