A Florida high school teacher says he was a victim of political discrimination after being ordered to remove a classroom poster featuring conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.

MIT becomes first university to refuse Trump administration’s conditional funding proposal, citing threats to institutional independence.

A 27-year-old high school teacher in Westville, Illinois, has been arrested for allegedly grooming a student and sending explicit images via social media. Kaylee Broadway was taken into custody Wednesday after law enforcement uncovered digital evidence supporting allegations that she sent nude photographs to a minor.

Brown University has formed a committee to develop new diversity and inclusion recommendations, replacing its 2016–2025 framework.

A University of Michigan faculty leader has publicly rejected the notion that Charlie Kirk supported academic freedom.

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced that the state intends to establish Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapters in every high school.

Scholarships at the University of Toledo are under federal scrutiny after a civil rights complaint filed by the Equal Protection Project.

UC Berkeley released 160 names to President Trump’s Education Department in an antisemitism probe, sparking legal and political fallout.

Mark A. Welsh III, president of Texas A&M University, resigned amid growing backlash over a viral classroom video in which a professor discussed gender identity in a children’s literature course. The controversy led to the firing of the professor, Melissa McCoul, and the removal of two department leaders. While Welsh did not explicitly say that the viral incident caused his resignation, many observers see a clear connection between the political pressure he faced and his decision to step down.

A vice president of a local Democrat club in Texas attempted to organize adults in a private Facebook group to pressure Stratford High School teachers not to sponsor a Turning Point USA chapter, known locally as Club America. Leaked messages show adults urging others to email teachers and spreading false claims about the motives behind Charlie Kirk’s assassination.