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Susan Snyder

Susan Snyder

Higher Education Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Tim Piazza died after a fraternity hazing party. Now, his parents are back in court as part of a ...

Federal legislation on hazing is one of many initiatives the Piazzas have supported to seek reforms and get justice for their son, who died after a hazing party at Beta Theta Pi at Penn State.
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Drexel is cutting staff and benefits as it faces a $63 million oper...

Drexel is planning employee cuts through a voluntary buyout, the elimination of vacant positions and possibly layoffs.
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As the Pa. state school system chancellor prepares to leave, PASSHE...

What's one lesson PASSHE Chancellor Daniel Greenstein hopes the system has learned? "There’s almost nothing we can’t do if we put our minds to it."
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Villanova launches $1.25 billion capital campaign, largest in the C...

“With this campaign, we will significantly enhance all aspects of the Villanova experience, especially the educational opportunities for future generations of Villanovans,” the president said.
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Local Catholic college students head to Rome to participate in an e...

Pope Francis announced in April 2023 for the first time in church history the General Assembly, which usually only included bishops as voting members, would incorporate women and lay people generally.
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PASSHE faculty say they are being denied accommodations for disabil...

A Kutztown University professor who sued the school for denying his request to teach online during the pandemic after he had a heart transplant addressed the board.
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Drexel will trim senior leaders’ salaries, slash retirement benefit...

A reduction in the workforce also is planned for November, though the university didn't say how many employees would be affected.
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Temple, PSU, Pitt agree to purchase office supplies together to sav...

The move comes as the three state-related universities cope with flat state funding, increasing inflationary costs and the drive to keep tuition costs as low as possible for students.
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Temple faculty ratify new five-year contract

The new contract includes a $10,000 across-the-board raise for full-time union employees and 3% raises in subsequent years through May 2028.
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A West Chester professor and her class polled students statewide ab...

Enthusiasm appears high: Nearly 95% of the 1,048 respondents said they will probably or certainly vote or already have voted, up from 89% in 2022, and 86% in 2020.
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Some small, private colleges like Rosemont and La Salle are in frag...

Following the abrupt closure of the University of the Arts in June, Julee Gard calculated financial health scores for 13 small private colleges in southeastern Pennsylvania at The Inquirer’s request.