The University of Michigan announced it's restored internet to its three campuses after a cyberattack over the weekend.

Two lawsuits claim university officials failed to prevent a cyberattack affecting 93,000 students and were then slow to notify victims.

PaperCut, a printing management tool used by educational institutions, was compromised by cyber criminals earlier this year.

The ticketing platform AudienceView suffered a data breach in February, reportedly affecting more than 13,000 students around the country.

Napa Valley College, a community college in Northern California, has been struggling with a ransomware attack for more than two weeks.

Faculty at Centralia College, near Seattle, said they first detected the ransomware attack after noticing their files "looked weird."

The school has lost several days of classes due to a cyber incident that's still under investigation.

The institution's CIO asked all on-campus faculty and staff to stop using Windows-based computers.

Central Piedmont Community College, an institution with 50,000 students in Charlotte, North Carolina, has canceled classes after a cyberattack disabled key systems used for remote learning.

Students, staff and faculty were notified earlier this year that a malicious actor had accessed sensitive data, prompting an upgrade to multi-factor authentication.