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A middle school teacher in Utah's Nebo School District gave sixth-grade students bugs to eat for extra credit as part of an English assignment on climate change.

After a gunman killed three students last month at Michigan State University, the campus was quickly awash in cries for more gun control.

An Indiana University School of Medicine professor claimed a lesson given to first-year medical students is "anti-biological" and has “very detrimental effects to the health care profession."

A Harvard University researcher is known for discussing the harm memes pose on democracy.

Last month, the girls' varsity basketball team at Mid Vermont Christian School forfeited a playoff game rather than compete against Long Trail Mountain, a team that has a male player who claims to be female.

Members of Russia’s parliament have introduced an amendment to national laws on military and alternative service, which would gradually raise the conscription age bracket for Russian men by three years.

Since the 2020 pandemic, almost 30,000 students left the Oregon public school system, 5% of its enrollment.

A new report from the Associated Press indicates that many American teens have become disillusioned with college and have opted to skip it in favor of going to trade school or working a job that does not require an undergraduate degree.

Canadian Catholic high school student Josh Alexander was arrested last month over concern of men in women's restrooms.

The family of a ninth-grade student filed a First Amendment lawsuit after a teacher physically confronted her for walking to class while the school participated in the Pledge of Allegiance.