Legal June 2019 Premium

Sentencing in College Admissions Scam

John Vandermoer may be sentenced to 13 months in prison in connection to the widespread college admissions scandal. Vandemoer got $110,000 for Stanford's sailing program.

Financing June 2019

UA Wants To "Set The Record Straight"

UA said in a statement that their decision regarding returning a $26.5 million donation was never about the near-total abortion ban or the donor’s highly publicized call for a boycott.

Global June 2019

Butler U Plans $100M Science Complex

Slated to begin construction within the next 18 months, Butler University is planning to upgrade and expand its science facility with high-tech classrooms and modern research labs.

Health Care June 2019

3 Schools Partner For New Nursing Program

Davenport University is partnering with Mid Michigan College (Mid) and West Shore Community College (WSCC) to offer Bachelor of Science in nursing degrees.

Global June 2019

HACU Internship; Top 5 Headlines

HACU’s internship deadline has been extended.  Chef José Andrés honored with Julia Child award.  Sixteen-year-old Angelica Malone has been offered $1.2 million in scholarships.

Technology June 2019

New Master of Science in Digital Marketing

Rutgers Business School is offering a new online Master of Science in Digital Marketing to help the growing industry produce modern marketing professionals.

Financing June 2019

Free College Back In National Eye

A major issue for the 2020 presidential race is free college with at least 18 of the Democratic party’s 23 presidential contenders supporting some version of it.

Global June 2019

UNC-Charlotte Shooting Victims’ Autopsy

Update on the shooting at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte: victims of the shooting had six or more gunshot wounds according to a recent autopsy.

Hispanic Community June 2019 Premium

New Director Named For LULAC’s NM Chapter

Juan Garcia, New Mexico State University Alamogordo’s head of development and external affairs, has been named the director of LULAC’s New Mexico chapter.

Financing June 2019

OR Public Universities To Raise Tuition

Oregon’s public universities are citing receiving less money than expected from legislators, as well as increased costs, as why they are raising their tuitions.

Financing June 2019

US CEO Hands Oxford University $189M

Stephen Schwarzman, CEO of the private equity firm Blackstone, has donated 150 million pounds ($188.6 million) to Oxford University. Donation will fund the university’s AI studies.

Health Care June 2019

HIV Prevention Drug Services Expanded

The SIU School of Medicine is working with the Southern Seven Health Department in an effort to expand HIV prevention drug services to some rural areas.

Global June 2019

7 New Degrees For 7 IU Campuses

The Indiana University Board of Trustees approved seven new degrees for seven IU campuses. They will be offering six new graduate degrees and one new undergraduate degree.

Global June 2019

Migrant Kids Describe Neglect At Facility

The 250 minors (ranging from infants to teens) at a Texas border facility are dealing with inadequate food, water and sanitation; neglect; and mistreatment.

Global June 2019

VCU Launches 5 New Teaching Degrees

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Education is launching five new undergraduate teaching degrees.