University of Wisconsin regents elect new president and approve tuition increase
UW regents approved a 2% tuition increase for the 2026-27 academic year and elected Regent Kyle Weatherly to serve as its president this week.
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University eliminates GW, 3-0 to set up championship game with city rival Morgantown
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Highlights from University’s 3-0 win over George Washington in a Class AAAA elimination game. Final stats
University of Utah launches online master’s in financial planning and counseling program
The University of Utah’s Family and Consumer Studies (FCS) department has offered a CFP Board-registered undergraduate program since 2008, building a strong fo
University of Texas begins removal of Cesar Chavez statue in Austin
Juan Gonzáles, an education professor who was involved in funding and installing the statue, said it appears the university did not seek input from students or staff before removing the statue.
Mississippi College Changes Name to ‘Mississippi Christian University’ to Celebrate Religious Heritage
As Mississippi College celebrates its 200th anniversary, it also dons a new name: Mississippi Christian University.
Greenwood Leflore Hospital Extends Projected Closure Date to July 31 as Attempts to Stay Open Continue
Greenwood Leflore Hospital now projects closing on July 31 if its efforts to close a deal with the University of Mississippi Medical Center fail.
University of Wyoming's Marquelle Dent to host youth hoops camp
University of Wyoming special assistant to head coach and former women's basketball standout Marquelle Dent will host a youth basketball camp in late June.
University of Wyoming Biennium Budget Committee reviews shortfall
Facing an $8.5 million budget gap ahead of the next fiscal year, the University of Wyoming Board of Trustees advanced a plan Wednesday morning aimed at balancing the institution’s fiscal
University Avenue interchange construction to begin Thursday
Additional construction at University Avenue in Provo is expected to begin Thursday. Provo City announced crews will start pavement resurfacing and restriping the Interstate 15 southbound onramp from Univers...
University of Northern Iowa to lead collaborative religious studies initiative
As religious education reckons with low enrollment and increased scrutiny, one UNI professor is working to bring together scholars and educators to assess the state of religious studies.
University of North Georgia announces Dean’s List for spring 2026
DAHLONEGA — The deans of each of UNG's colleges announced the names of those students who made their respective lists for spring 2026.
University of Maryland lays off 84 staff after funding cuts
The layoff notifications staff received Wednesday "conclude the workforce reduction actions" the University of Maryland projected.
University of Vermont to get $12M in state funding for new athletic venue
House lawmakers signed off on the controversial appropriation Thursday night. UVM says it hopes to reverse declining enrollment by constructing the largest indoor sports and entertainment venue in the state.
University of Arkansas selects alumna, Oklahoma professor for interim law school dean
The University of Arkansas named Katheleen Guzman the interim dean of its law school Friday, following months of controversy over the role.
University of Utah athletic department begins ‘unsettling’ layoff process as part of private equity deal
The University of Utah athletic department begins ‘unsettling’ layoff process as part of its private equity deal with Otro Capital on Friday.
UW-Madison police push for new leads in student's 1968 killing
University of Wisconsin-Madison police are urging people to come forward with information to help solve a 58-year-old campus murder case.
University of Central Arkansas trustees OK cost increase for 2026-27
The University of Central Arkansas will increase tuition and mandatory fees for students by 4.06% in the 2026-27 school year, following approval by UCA's board of trustees Wednesday.
University of the Pacific plans new medical school to address doctor shortage
The University of the Pacific has announced plans to open a new medical school on its Stockton campus to address the Central Valley's growing physician shortage.
UNO president steps down as university gets new leadership in LSU shift. See the changes.
University of New Orleans President Kathy Johnson will step down in June after navigating the university through a financial crisis and preparing for its transition back to the LSU system, accepting a new ro...
University of California sued by DOJ over UCLA antisemitism claims
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a Title VI lawsuit against the University of California, alleging severe and tolerated antisemitic discrimination at UCLA.
University Christian softball team cruises to 2nd state championship
The University Christian softball team is the best in the state again.
University of Minnesota researchers celebrate World Bee Day Outside the Bell Museum on the University of Mi...
Outside the Bell Museum on the University of Minnesota's St. Paul campus, honey bee researcher Isabell Dyrbye-Wright kept busy on World Bee Day.
UChicago Medicine performs first-known quadruple transplant surgery in Illinois
University of Chicago Medicine performed its first-known quadruple transplant surgery in Illinois on a woman with cystic fibrosis.
University of Florida on the hook for $2M payout after snubbing interim president
UF interim president Donald Landry missed the permanent job but walks away with a $2M severance, bringing his 8-month payout up to $4.5M. Stuart Bell is the lone finalist.