Education

The Trump administration has agreed to accelerate student loan forgiveness under a new court-supervised deal with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), marking a major victory for borrowers awaiting long-promised debt relief.

The University of Nebraska now spends more on administrators than faculty, signaling a troubling shift in priorities.

Dr. Corey Miller, CEO of Ratio Christi, warns that ideological indoctrination in universities is fueling violence.

Harvard University posted a $113 million operating loss in FY 2025 even as it secured record gifts and robust investment returns.

Minneapolis Public Schools’ ethnic studies program describes capitalism as a pillar of white supremacy, fueling debate about curriculum.

A University of North Georgia textbook labels Christianity a “white supremacist group,” raising concerns over bias and academic freedom.

A Philadelphia school district official praised Assata Shakur on social media, raising concerns over professional conduct.

Harvard syllabus on Black women in politics omits prominent conservative figures, raising concerns about ideological balance.

Dartmouth faculty oppose Trump’s higher ed compact promoting accountability and nondiscrimination in exchange for federal funding.

Several Minneapolis public high schools are facing scrutiny for creating racially exclusive courses that ban white and Asian students, according to district documents.