College

From schools already on the brink to the loftiest institutions, the pandemic is changing higher education in America with stunning speed.

The university joins a number of other colleges planning to reimburse its students, at least in part.

The top CARES Act recipient received more than $63.5 million in aid, and charges a minimum of $5,355 in tuition.

Oprah will be the commencement speaker to the Class of 2020 in a virtual graduation streaming event on Facebook and Instagram on May 15.

Sophia Macy, 19, has been accepted to attend Carnegie Mellon University, where she'll be studying drama.

The university discovered the discrepancies through its own investigation.

FBI investigators were accused of bullying their key witness into tricking Lori Loughlin and other parents involved.

As the nation responded to the effects of COVID-19, most, if not all universities sent students home and moved online.

The university has acknowledged some campus employees were aware of accusations before a 2018 complaint that led to a police investigation.

Columbia University, with an endowment of $11 billion, was allotted $12.8 million.

At least half of the money going toward universities must be reserved for emergency financial grants to students.

Michelle Janavs was sentenced to five months in prison in the college admissions bribery scheme.

Ivy League power school Harvard University announced in a series of tweets Wednesday that it is not accepting its $8.7 million in CARES Act relief funding, just a day after criticism from President Trump during a coronavirus task force briefing. 

Harvard CFO Thomas Hollister said the endowment has likely declined “substantially” as the virus outbreak hammers stocks.

The outrage over Ivy League power school Harvard University receiving $8.7 million in federal aid has reached the White House.

Jorge Salcedo is no longer disputing allegations he accepted $200,000 in bribes to help get two students admitted to UCLA.

Institutions are facing a growing number of class action lawsuits.

Three Virginia Tech former cadets are suing the university for how it disciplined them over hazing allegations.

The aid is part of a nearly $14 billion fund established for higher education by the $2.2 trillion CARES package.

For many of the nearly 2 million people expected to earn U.S. bachelor’s degrees in 2020, the pandemic has taken away their housing, friends and long-held dreams of a graduation ceremony.