Education

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Professor Suspended After Flipping College Republicans’ Table on Campus

Christian Aguayo -
UW–Eau Claire professor suspended for one year after flipping College Republicans’ table on Election Day. He faces demotion and training.
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McMahon Drops the Hammer: Duke DEI Policies Trigger Trump Probe

Hannah Nelson -
The Trump administration launched a formal investigation into Duke University and its Law Journal this week, alleging discrimination under DEI-based selection policies that may violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
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Southern States Surge in Reading and Math, Beating Post-COVID Education Decline

American Faith -
Southern states like Florida, Mississippi, and Tennessee are leading the nation in reading and math recovery after COVID-19.
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Temple University Slashes Jobs Amid Massive Budget Crisis

American Faith -
Temple University is cutting jobs as it faces a major budget deficit driven by declining enrollment, rising costs, and reduced state funding.
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Former U.S. Official Registers as Foreign Agent

Sarah Wagner -
William Bennett, the Secretary of Education during the Reagan administration, has registered as a foreign agent for Qatar.
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Middlebury Professor Claims Trump Policies ‘Force’ Her to Teach ‘Lies’ on Gender

American Faith -
A Middlebury College professor alleges that Trump’s education policies are compelling her to teach what she calls “lies” about gender.
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Penn State Trustees Approve Modest Tuition Increase Despite Frozen Commonwealth Rates

American Faith -
The Penn State Board of Trustees approved the operating budget for the 2026‑27 academic year, including tuition hikes.
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Trust Erodes: Survey Shows Americans Losing Faith in Ivy League

American Faith -
A new Manhattan Institute poll finds only 15% of Americans trust Ivy League schools. Most support reforms like merit-based practices.
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Trump Cuts Education Dept in Half—Court Approves

Hannah Nelson -
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.
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Breaking Survey: College Grads Slammed by Hiring Managers as Unprepared

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