Education

University of Houston Drops Radical ‘Oppression & Injustice’ Course from Curriculum

University of Houston has cancelled a controversial social work course on “Oppression & Injustice,” aligning its new curriculum.

Rhode Island Teacher Exposed, $117K to Hide Emails?

A Rhode Island school district is demanding more than $117,000 from a concerned parent who requested public records related to a controversial public school teacher.

Colgate University to Offer Free Tuition, No Loans for Families Earning Under $175K

Colgate University will now offer tuition-free aid and no-loan financial packages to students from families earning up to $175,000 annually.

UC Berkeley Course Promotes ‘Abolish ICE’ and Depicts Agency as ‘Racist Deportation Force’

A course at UC Berkeley promotes the “abolish ICE” movement and describes ICE as a “racist deportation force.”

University of Nebraska Spending Explodes—More on Admin Than Professors

The University of Nebraska now spends more on administrators than faculty, signaling a troubling shift in priorities.

Harvard Reports $113 Million Operating Loss Amid Historic Giving Surge

Harvard University posted a $113 million operating loss in FY 2025 even as it secured record gifts and robust investment returns.

Minneapolis High Schools Teach Capitalism as a ‘Pillar of White Supremacy’

Minneapolis Public Schools’ ethnic studies program describes capitalism as a pillar of white supremacy, fueling debate about curriculum.

New Jersey Teens Pledge to “kill every last one” in Antisemitic Posts

A wave of antisemitic posts from four Manalapan High School students prompted an investigation after Snapchats shared weekend messages promising violence and Nazi-themed Halloween costumes.

Florida Teacher Claims ‘Political Discrimination’ After Being Forced to Remove Charlie Kirk Poster

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 Reject Trump Administration’s Education Proposal

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

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