Students

A statement from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) explaining why the school did not follow through on its threat to suspend students involved in anti-Israel events on campus said that the university was concerned the students could be deported.

Oregon's Department of Education is training teachers on how to disrupt "systemic inequities" in mathematics.

A student who described herself as a "strong Christian" reached a settlement with Chicago Public Schools after alleging that was forced to participate in Hindu rituals.

An elementary school in Redmond, Washington, replaced its annual Veterans Day celebrations with a United Nations "International Day of Tolerance."

Pro-Palestine protestors at the University of California, Los Angeles, beat a piñata of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Jewish billionaire and philanthropist Henry Sweica resigned from the Board of Columbia Business School amid a rise of antisemitism.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay admitted that the pro-Palestinian phrase “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” is antisemitic.

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) celebrated a milestone in the "Cradle-to-Career" (C2C) system that tracks "data points."

A New Jersey school district has partnered with a sex education organization, HiTOPS, that provides schools with "gender-affirming" kits.

Brandeis University, a private college in Massachusetts, has decided to ban its chapter of the National Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) from campus after the group openly supported the Palestinian terror group Hamas.