Katherine Knott
Coverage of Katherine Knott in the Nexus archive.
- UNC System Answers McMahon’s ‘Call to Action’
The UNC System is responding to a 'Call to Action' issued by McMahon. This announcement was reported by Katherine Knott.
- Maestro College Accreditor Discloses Private Student Information
The article reports that Maestro College Accreditor disclosed private student information. This disclosure was reported by Katherine Knott on August 17, 2026.
- S.C. Colleges Could Face Financial Penalties Over New Bathroom Law
South Carolina colleges could face financial penalties because of new legislation concerning bathroom laws. The news report highlights this potential legal and fiscal challenge for educational institutions.
- The Groups Pushing Back on McMahon’s ‘Call to Action’
As university leaders announce plans to consult faculty on responding to the education secretary’s questions, two groups call for unity and resistance regarding McMahon’s ‘Call to Action.’
- Senate Appropriators Aim to Temporarily Delay OMB Grants Rule
Senate Appropriators plan to temporarily delay the implementation of the OMB Grants Rule. The article mentions Katherine Knott and Jessica Blake as contributors.
- Big 10, SEC Back Senate’s College Sports Overhaul
The Big Ten and SEC conferences have endorsed the Senate's proposed overhaul of college sports regulations. The article highlights their support for legislative changes aimed at restructuring college athletics governance.
- Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College Closes
Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College has closed. The article is authored by Katherine Knott.
- Relocation of Education Department to Facilitate Redevelopment
The Education Department will relocate from its headquarters to facilitate the redevelopment of unused federal real estate into housing and increase tax revenue. The move is supported to enable this conversion regardless of the Energy Department's location.
- In Final Earnings Test, Some Religious Colleges Get Reprieve, but Concerns Remain
Some religious colleges received a reprieve in the final earnings test, avoiding severe penalties for not accepting federal student loans. The change aims to address concerns about accountability measures for programs failing this test.
- Virginia Wesleyan Officially Changes Name to Batten University
Virginia Wesleyan has officially changed its name to Batten University. The article notes the name change and attributes the report to Katherine Knott.
- Inspector General Details ED Cuts From Early Days of Trump’s Second Term
The Inspector General reported on education (ED) cuts during the early days of Trump’s second term, noting the Education Department failed to provide all requested information, which limited the watchdog's review.
- Columbia University to Require Test Scores
Columbia University will require standardized test scores as part of its admissions process.