Education

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

The American Association of School Administrators (AASA) recently hosted a members-only virtual webinar aimed at preparing school leaders for the possibility of interactions with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on school campuses.

Harvard activism is back in the spotlight as Harvard University prepares to elevate Maya Jasanoff to chair its history department, a move that has reignited scrutiny of politics, protest, and priorities on campus.

A Muslim organization distributed "Understanding Shariah" flyers at a public high school in Wylie, Texas, this week, officials confirmed.

Federal civil rights complaints challenge race- and DACA-based scholarships at MSU Denver, raising equal protection concerns.

An audit is demanded after claims that MIT is sidestepping its DEI hiring ban by using rebranded faculty screening practices.

Texas A&M University will end its Women’s and Gender Studies program and revise courses under new policies.

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.