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Universities rely on foreign tuition due to inadequate state funding, expert says The number of newly enrolled international students declined by 17 percent during the recent fall semester, according to the Institute of International Education’s Fall 2025 Snapshot on International Student Enrollment. This drop has exposed universities’ heavy financial reliance on foreign tuit...

FBI agent could be added to the lawsuit, attorney says A former Mount St. Joseph University graduate student who declined to receive the COVID vaccine continues to pursue his federal lawsuit against two campus police officers who he alleges violated his Fourth Amendment rights by detaining him and berating him about his decision. Former nursing student Matthew Warman is also ...

Texas American Muslim Institute for Technology at Dallas was recently ordered to cease operations after state officials said it lacked proper authorization and accused it of false advertising. While state action has focused on regulatory compliance, public discussion over the school has centered on its religious identity. At least one Christian attorney told The College Fix t...

The U.S. Department of Justice launched an investigation into diversity, equity, and inclusion practices at Arizona State University following the release of several videos indicating DEI remains at the school despite a federal ban. The probe was prompted by recent viral videos indicating that “ASU denied equal treatment to students based on race, color, or national origin…

Also looking to hire a librarian using the H1-B visa worker program The University of Notre Dame says it cannot find any American to teach English and so it must fill the job with a foreign worker visa. The Catholic university in South Bend, Indiana filed a “Notice of Intent to Hire,” indicating it plans to hire a professor of English under the H1-B visa program.