Madura College, known for its academic excellence, was noted for refunding ₹200 mistakenly collected as excess fees from students. This incident, reported in The Hindu, demonstrates the institution's commitment to transparency and accountability in its financial practices.

Over 300 aided college teachers protested outside several aided institutions, including The Madura College, demanding immediate implementation of Career Advancement Scheme benefits with arrears. Protesters highlighted a four-year delay in fully implementing CAS benefits, which has resulted in inequitable treatment compared to government college teachers.

Over 500 teachers from government-aided colleges in the Madurai district, including those at Madura College, have protested from August 7 against the partial implementation of a 2021 pay revision order that failed to disburse full salary arrears. The dispute underscores labor rights challenges and threatens the quality of education by impacting teacher livelihoods.