Education

A former University of Michigan DEI director, has filed a lawsuit claiming racial and gender discrimination after being abruptly terminated.

A new Manhattan Institute poll finds only 15% of Americans trust Ivy League schools. Most support reforms like merit-based practices.

A House Select Committee is pressing seven U.S. universities to sever ties with China’s state-controlled China Scholarship Council.

A Georgetown professor is under investigation after publicly expressing hope that Iran would retaliate against the United States by launching a “symbolic strike” on a U.S. military base.

Georgetown University is under fire for its growing Qatar ties, after interim president Robert Groves defended awarding a presidential medal to a Qatari royal who celebrated the Hamas Oct. 7 terror attack.

George Mason University is now facing federal scrutiny over anti-Semitism complaints after its president, Gregory Washington, repeatedly refused to issue a direct condemnation of anti-Jewish incitement—even as he denounced “Islamophobia” following unrelated violence 500 miles away.

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of the General Counsel (OGC) has opened an investigation into the University of Michigan (UM) after the university was caught accepting, and failing to disclose, sources of foreign funding.

Harvard University leaders say federal moves under President Trump could slash up to $1 billion per year from the school’s budget.

UT Austin hosts a two‑day seminar empowering professors to teach the harsh history of communism and its toll on liberty, life, and law.

Twenty‑two states, plus the District of Columbia, have filed suit against the federal government over a $6.8 billion freeze on education grants, $939 million of which was earmarked for California.