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Harvard Law Review Under Fire for Retaliating Against Student Whistleblower

A Harvard Law Review student editor was formally reprimanded and pressured to destroy leaked internal documents after sharing them with a conservative news outlet.

Clark University to Lay Off Up to 30% of Faculty Amid Enrollment Decline

Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, has announced plans to lay off up to 30% of its faculty—mostly pre-tenure and adjunct positions—alongside 5% of staff.

University of Florida Board Rejects Progressive Pick Amid Conservative Revolt

Florida’s Board of Governors voted 10–6 on June 3, 2025, to reject Dr. Santa Ono as president of the University of Florida, despite unanimous approval from the UF Board of Trustees.

Florida Teens Asked in Class: “Have You Considered Changing?” Sexuality Questionnaire Sparks Outrage

Florida high school students in a Miami-Dade College dual-enrollment course were handed a questionnaire asking them to reflect on their heterosexual identity and consider becoming gay.

Harvard Yearbook Sparks Outrage: Statue in Keffiyeh, No Mention of Hamas Massacre

Harvard University’s 2025 yearbook has drawn fierce criticism for omitting any reference to the October 7 Hamas terror attack that killed 1,200 Israelis.

Yale Activists End Hunger Strike for Gaza Amid Health Decline

A pro‑Palestinian hunger strike at Yale University ended after ten days as participants cited worsening health and a lack of response from administration.

Harvard Dubbed ‘CCP Party School’ as Administration Clamps Down

Harvard University faces intense criticism following revelations that large numbers of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials have trained at its campus.

UNC Asheville Fires Dean After Secret Tape Reveals “I Love Breaking Rules” DEI Push

A hidden-camera video captured UNC Asheville’s Dean of Students, Megan Pugh, admitting she continued to promote Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts despite official bans.

Education Department Declares June ‘Title IX Month’

The Department of Education has declared June as "Title IX Month" as it takes actions to protect women's rights in schools.

Sonoma State Cuts Women’s Gender Studies Amid Budget Crisis

Sonoma State University plans to eliminate its Women’s and Gender Studies department to close a $23.9 million deficit.

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