Major Source Of Tuition Revenue Cut Into

Political tensions between the U.S. and China have led to a steep decline in students from China enrolling in U.S. universities, cutting into a major source of tuition revenue.

Students Push For Multicultural Facility

Students at Michigan State are pushing for a new multicultural facility on campus. Currently, minority organizations are spread out across campus in small basement offices.

Puerto Rico Braces For Tropical Storm

Tropical Storm Karen is predicted to cause flooding and landslides in Puerto Rico, which just experienced a magnitude-6.0 earthquake, as well as three aftershocks.

Final Days Of Venezuelan Glacier

Scientists in Venezuela are determined to record the last glacier in Venezuela (which is an ice sheet in the Andes Mountains) vanishing despite economic and political turmoil.

Health Care And Physician Burnout

In her KevinMD.com article “To extinguish burnout, bring back physician autonomy,” Christina Dewey, M.D., argues that the health care system is a major factor in physician burnout.

ACT Scores No Longer Equals Scholarships

Western Kentucky University is changing how they award scholarships from focusing on ACT scores to focusing on grade point averages. This change will start next fall.

Health Officials: Don’t Delay Flu Shot

Health officials are recommending not delaying getting your flu shot. Specialists have fine-tuned the vaccine’s recipe, which they hope will better counter a nasty strain.

NYC Celebrates Pura Belpré; Top Headlines

New York City celebrated the first Puerto Rican librarian for the city. Plus, the complete list of winners for the Emmy Awards.

It Doesn't Take A Crime To Impeach

According to legal scholars, the Constitution’s standard for impeachment (“high crimes and misdemeanors”) is open-ended to include abuses of power that are not technically crimes.

JLo And Shakira To Perform At Super Bowl

Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will be performing during the halftime show at Super Bowl LIV, which will take place on Shakira’s birthday, Feb. 2.

ASU Student Breaks Trump-Ukraine News

An ASU student broke the news that Kurt D. Volker stepped down from his post. Volker was involved in talks between President Donald Trump and the Ukrainian government.

House Democrats Subpoena Giuliani

Key Dates In Impeachment Investigation

The following are the key dates regarding the impeachment investigation. The dates begin with Robert Mueller testifying and ends with the release of the whistleblower complaint.

Johnson & Johnson Opioid Settlement

Cuyahoga and Summit counties in Ohio and Johnson & Johnson have reached a settlement over opioids. The agreement is worth more than $20 million.

Colleges Got $60M-Plus From Sacklers

Financial records show that universities both nationally and internationally have accepted at least $60 million from the Sackler family over the past five years.