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One supervisor voted against the motion, questioning the move saying public defenders are already available to defendants unable to afford legal representation.

The lawsuit comes a little more than two months ahead of the Aug. 1 date when President Biden’s new Title IX protections are due to go into effect

Five of the advisory group’s eight members threatened to resign en masse less than 10 days after the group’s formation.

Two faculty members were reportedly among those arrested.

The California State University system chancellor said the agreement was made ‘without appropriate approvals.’

The school board initially gave parents the chance to opt their children out of being exposed to the books.

Texas law prohibits public colleges and universities from establishing or maintaining a diversity, equity, and inclusion office.

The demonstrators blocked the entrance to the physical sciences building in an apparent takeover attempt.

Superintendent Al Mijares will retire June 30. Ramon Miramontes, who has been filling in since August, will serve as interim superintendent.

The former teacher accused the district of firing her for not complying with the policy requiring teachers to call students by their preferred pronouns.

New rates will apply to all federal education loans issued on or after July 1, 2024.

Protesters agreed to dismantle their tents in exchange for the reinstatement of comrades who have been suspended.

The UCLA student alleges her civil rights were violated as pro-Palestinian demonstrators created a ‘dangerous condition’ on campus.

The potential income a student can make depends on the program they enroll in, with some popular subjects faring poorly in the job markets.

Backlash against last year’s Pride Month marketing campaign contributed to Target’s first quarterly sales drop in six years.

A state bill currently being considered by state lawmakers would require school boards in California to limit or ban cell phone use in schools by July 1, 2026.

Besides having the most routes, the Golden State rated high in safety, family-friendly hotels, and child-friendly restaurants.

In April, the board—defying a state order—voted to continue notifying parents when their child wishes to identify as transgender.

‘The far-left radicals aren’t going to like it ... but in Mississippi, we’re going to protect women’s spaces,’ the governor said.