As campuses across the country welcome back students for the fall semester, a new viral trend is sweeping social media, especially among prospective Greek-life recruits. Sororities are getting the spotlight with users actively discussing “sorority cold rooms.” The rooms are commonly communal sleeping areas with rows of bunk beds found …
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Students and faculty members harshly criticized University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins on Thursday over a $240 million budget shortfall that has sparked suggestions for cuts to student scholarships and instructor salaries. The angry complaints about the financial miscalculation consumed most of the first hour of a gathering of …
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A new report shows a skyrocketing number of California college students struggling to pay for food and housing. The California Student Aid Commission [CSAC] released a survey on Thursday that showed food and housing insecurity increased drastically among financial aid recipients in college from the 2018-2019 to 2022-2023 school year. …
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Two student journalists at the University of Notre Dame celebrated a legal win Monday in a defamation case brought against their independent, conservative newspaper by a professor who claimed they had misrepresented her abortion activism. Tamara Kay, a sociology and global affairs professor, sued the Irish Rover in May over …
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For generations of Americans, the opportunity to go to college has served as the pathway to social mobility. Today, however, predatory for-profit colleges are giving students and taxpayers the shaft by trading on this American dream—and some prominent Republicans are defending these institutions. This year alone, the two largest for-profit …
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The University of South Carolina issued an “all clear” after the school warned of reports of an active shooter on campus Sunday evening. Campus officials added there was no ongoing emergency. Earlier in the evening, the school ordered students and staff on its Columbia campus to shelter in place, saying …
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A survivor of Mao’s China said she is concerned about President Donald Trump’s proposal to admit 600,000 Chinese students to U.S. colleges and universities. “I’m just really baffled by this decision,”Xi Van Fleet, who survived Chairman Mao’s Cultural Revolution, told Fox News Digital. On Aug. 25, Trump announced that 600,000 …
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A close friend who spoke with Charlie Kirk as the Turning Point USA Founder made his way to Utah told Fox News Digital that Kirk had “no fear”before his assassination on Wednesday. Brilyn Hollyhand, a 19-year-old political commentator and friend of Kirk’s, was texting with Kirk before thefather of two …
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EXCLUSIVE: A new hospital watchdog and evaluator will be launched Wednesday by the medical policy group Do No Harm (DNH), which pledged to strip wokeness and divisive politics from American medicine. Instead of including all typical considerations in ranking medical centers and hospitals for their quality of care, the center …
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EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration has announced plans to roll out the earliest and most efficient Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in history for the 2026-2027 school year. The FAFSA form is currently online, and applicants can finish the process in minutes, the administration said. So far, more …
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