Education

The Supreme Court has allowed President Trump’s administration to proceed with plans cutting nearly 50% of the Department of Education’s workforce—approximately 1,400 employees—overturning a lower court injunction.

A University of Kentucky professor alleges in a forthcoming book that the American pro‑life movement overlaps with white nationalist and authoritarian populist ideologies.

Seattle University's Jesuit-run reading list includes a transgender workplace guide, raising concerns among conservative Catholics.

A Yale Law School professor, Akhil Reed Amar, urged students to embrace patriotism amid falling national pride, especially on the political left.

The University of California system has clarified that student governments are prohibited from enacting financial boycotts targeting Israel.

The University of North Texas will pay Professor Timothy Jackson a $725,000 settlement following a First Amendment lawsuit.

A new survey from Intelligent.com reveals that a growing number of hiring managers view recent college graduates as unprepared.

Harvard University is proposing a conservative scholarship center, but critics—including the Trump administration—dismiss it as mere window-dressing.

A Columbia deal could restore $400 million in frozen federal grants—but critics warn the agreement lacks real reform.

Columbia University trustee Shoshana Shendelman condemned the school’s “lack of moral clarity” and failure to confront anti-Semitism, declaring the university has shown a “disturbing lack of moral clarity” and “tarnished” its reputation “for the foreseeable future.”