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Colgate University to Offer Free Tuition, No Loans for Families Earning Under $175K

Colgate University will now offer tuition-free aid and no-loan financial packages to students from families earning up to $175,000 annually.

Surge in Law & Business School Applications Signals Shift for Gen Z Amid Hiring Freeze

Applications to U.S. law schools have surged by about 33 % and business‑school interest is rising as Gen Z faces hiring freezes.

DeSantis Renames Florida Debate Trophy in Honor of Charlie Kirk

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announces the renaming of the statewide speech and debate championship prize as the “Charlie Kirk Prize.”

Rutgers Frat Shut Down After Deadly “Frat House Hazing” Report Uncovers History of Safety Violations

A Rutgers University fraternity has been permanently closed following a frat house hazing incident that left a 19-year-old student hospitalized in critical condition earlier this month.

University of Michigan Protest Turns Arrest: Three Anti‑Israel Activists Detained

Three non‑student protesters were arrested at the University of Michigan after blocking a parking garage during an anti‑Israel rally.

UC Berkeley Course Promotes ‘Abolish ICE’ and Depicts Agency as ‘Racist Deportation Force’

A course at UC Berkeley promotes the “abolish ICE” movement and describes ICE as a “racist deportation force.”

Yale Diversity Hire Pushes Socialist, Anti-Imperialist Agenda in Classrooms

A Yale professor hired through a diversity initiative continues to teach far-left, anti-American ideology in taxpayer-supported classrooms.

City Journal Launches College Rankings Prioritizing Free Speech and Western Values

City Journal has released a new college ranking system that evaluates 100 institutions based on 68 data-driven metrics.

Students at Penn Clash Over Committee Name Change — Why ‘Belonging’ Isn’t Enough

Students at the University of Pennsylvania oppose renaming the “Committee on Diversity and Equity” to “Committee on Belonging.”

Pittsburgh Campus Free Speech Crisis: Students Fear Speaking Out

The University of Pittsburgh scored a 52.1/100 and ranked 219/257 in FIRE’s free‑speech ranking; students report widespread self‑censorship.

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