The University of Pennsylvania and Brown University have been accused of colluding with the six other Ivy League schools to ...

“In a three-page letter to Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76, Jordan accused the University of failing to adequately ...

On Tuesday, the House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed documents from Brown and Penn as part of a broader investigation into ...

House Republicans requested documents from Brown University regarding free speech concerns after student investigated ...

As Pennsylvania legislators work through the 2025-2026 state budget, higher education funding remains a focal point amid uncertainty over federal support and questions surrounding rising costs at ...

It’s budget season, and Pennsylvania legislators are feeling the squeeze of potential cuts from the federal government. So ...

The case for defunding universities has always been strong. Markets work, and universities thrived for centuries without ...

The March 18 email was from a sophomore, Alex Shieh, who explained that the responses would be included in a story for The Brown Spectator, a new, as yet unpublished conservative newspaper on campus.

The email caused Shieh, as well as two others, "to be under investigation for possible violations of the university’s code of student conduct,” the Times said.

Alex Shieh, a rising Brown junior, has gone and done it again. He’s made the university’s administrators mad by saying there are too darn many of them.

Brown University student Alex Shieh was called to testify before lawmakers during a hearing on alleged antitrust violations and tuition price-fixing by Ivy League schools. The hearing was titled ...