Colleges
Facing Enrollment Declines: What Budget Cuts Mean for Xavier University Students
Xavier University is facing challenges as it prepares for a smaller first-year class this fall. With approximately 800 freshmen expected—down ... Read more
Why No Man is an Island: Embracing Connection in a Disconnected World
Anton Gunn never planned to run for office or even advise a president. He initially aimed to teach U.S. history ... Read more
Discover the Four Kansas Universities That Made the Midwest Top 100 Rankings by U.S. News & World Report
Four universities in Kansas made it to the top 100 list of Midwest universities according to U.S. News & World ... Read more
How University of Louisville Athletes are Cashing In: A Look at Revenue-Sharing Contracts and Their Impact
The era of revenue sharing in college sports has officially begun, and the University of Louisville is leading the charge. ... Read more
Why Purdue and IU’s Decision to Cut Student Newspapers Silences Campus Voices: An Opinion Piece
The Crucial Role of Student Journalism Student journalism plays an essential role in keeping college students informed. Yet, it faces ... Read more
University of Virginia President Resigns Amid Pressure from Trump’s DOJ: What it Means for the University
Trends in Higher Education Control: What Happens Next? In a surprising twist in higher education, University of Virginia President James ... Read more
