Education

A debate over Harvard hiring policy erupted this week after former department chairman Sidney Chalhoub accused the program of operating as a “white male affinity group” in the early 1990s while celebrating its demographic transformation today.

Qatar schools are drawing new scrutiny after public records revealed that Qatar Foundation International (QFI), tied to the Qatari royal family, quietly funded K–12 education efforts in Georgia.

The Education Department ruled the University of Minnesota discriminated against white and Asian students in a race-based program.

Federal officials say California’s gender secrecy school policies violate federal law by withholding student gender information from parents.

Campus extremism is again testing Columbia University after a court filing revealed that encampment organizer Khymani James could return to the Ivy League school despite earlier assurances that he would be expelled.

More Catholic schools in the Chicago area are shutting their doors even as Republican candidates for Illinois governor ramp up calls for school choice policies.

The federal government awarded Northwestern University a $3.3 million science grant that funded “safe space ambassadors”.

A growing wave of campus radicalization is drawing renewed scrutiny after a new Anti-Defamation League report found that American anti-Israel activists are amplifying official propaganda from Hamas and other designated terrorist groups.

The firing of an assistant professor at Emory, tied to Iran’s ruling elite, followed campus protests and mounting political pressure after a controversial hiring decision drew national attention.

Seattle Colleges trained staff during Social Justice Week on how to limit cooperation with ICE, outlining policies on campus access.