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Discrimination Claims Hit Los Angeles Schools

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The Department of Justice has joined a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) surrounding its Predominately Hispanic, Black, Asian, and Other (PHBAO) Program.
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Students Suspended After Anti-ICE Walkout

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More than 100 Oklahoma students participated in a walkout protest against immigration enforcement operations last week, prompting their suspensions.
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Georgetown’s Student Paper Demands Pro-Life Event Cancelled

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Georgetown University’s student paper urges the school to stop hosting the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life.
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Federal Probe Launched Into Lincoln Memorial U. Over Alleged Anti-Jewish Discrimination

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DOJ opens civil-rights probe into Lincoln Memorial University over alleged discrimination against Jewish medical students.
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CUNY Law Hamas Tunnel Lecture Triggers Backlash

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CUNY School of Law is under scrutiny after hosting a lecture that critics say portrayed Hamas tunnel operations in a controversial manner.
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Qatar’s $971M Pipeline to Georgetown Exposed

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A new report finds Georgetown University received over $971 million from Qatar since 2005, raising concerns about foreign funding.
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Billions in Foreign Funds Rock U.S. Campuses

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The Department of Education revealed that U.S. colleges and universities took in more than $5.2 billion in foreign gifts and contracts throughout 2025.
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Columbia Middle East Chair Finalist Faced Probation at Princeton for Anti-Israel Encampment

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Columbia Middle East finalist placed on probation at Princeton for teaching inside anti-Israel encampment.
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Finals Canceled: Professor Pushes LGBTQ Wikipedia Activism

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UC Berkeley professor scraps final exams, assigns students to edit LGBTQ Wikipedia pages, raising concerns over activism replacing academics.
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Colleges With Low-Earning Graduates Could Be Barred From Federal Student Loans Under GOP Law

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Colleges with low-earning graduates could lose access to federal student loans under new GOP reforms beginning in 2026.
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