Bianca Quilantan

Dozens of civil rights investigations into schools have been opened since the Oct. 7 attacks spurred a wave of campus activism.

The court rulings imperil President Joe Biden's election-year effort to lower monthly payments and erase student debt for millions of borrowers. | Evan Vucci/AP

Schools are agonizing over how to implement one of President Joe Biden's top civil rights priorities after a tangle of court orders created a baffling patchwork just weeks before students return to campus.

Tensions over the Israel-Hamas war on college campuses aren’t going away. Neither are the protests.

In a 5-4 ruling, the justices kept in place lower court rulings preventing the Title IX rule from being implemented.

— More than two dozen Republican attorneys general sued to block the rule and have been successful in doing so in the lower courts.

Leaders of the nation's historically Black colleges aren't sold on either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, even though both candidates tout their support on the campaign trail.

Presidents of historically Black colleges want assurances the candidates will bolster funding for their schools.

A GAO report highlighted a litany of mistakes that led to the embarrassing rollout last year of a new financial student aid form.

Many universities have implemented new restrictions on demonstrations after widespread disruptions earlier this year