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Cal State LA Allows Online Classes During Immigration Operations
The university notified staff and faculty they could switch to online classes, work remotely, and excuse student absences.
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Federal Government Probing Minnesota State, George Mason University Over DEI, Hiring Practices
The state and the university are accused of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Trump Admin Moves to End Taxpayer-Funded Benefits for Illegal Immigrants
‘Postsecondary education programs funded by federal government should benefit American citizens, not illegal aliens,’ Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said.
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Newborns to Get $1,000 ‘Trump Accounts’—Here’s How It Works
‘It’s a pro-family initiative that will help millions of Americans harness the strength of our economy,’ Trump said.
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Education Department to Resume Interest Accrual on 7.7 Million Student Loan Borrowers
A Biden-era student loan payment plan was struck down as illegal by a federal court earlier.
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DHS Subpoenas Harvard for Foreign Student Information
The Ivy League school hasn’t complied with prior requests leading up to the cancellation of its student visitor and exchange program.
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Harvard’s Accreditation at Risk Over Anti-Semitism Response, Trump Admin Warns
There is strong evidence to suggest the school may no longer meet the accreditation standards, federal officials say.
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Education Department Investigating New York School District Ban on Native American Mascot
The state’s ‘patronizing attitude’ toward the Native American community should end, said Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
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NIH to Impose Cap on Fees Paid to Journals to Publish Research
Some publishers charge as much as $13,000 per article, agency officials said.
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Alumni ‘Deeply’ Concerned Over Alleged Systemic Discrimination at Cornell University
A federal civil rights complaint against Cornell University alleged systemic discrimination in hiring, scholarships, and policies driven by DEI mandates.
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Trial Begins Over Trump Admin’s Deportations of Pro-Palestinian Students
The judge seemed concerned about how to harmonize immigration enforcement with the First Amendment.
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California Schools to Lose $1 Billion in Federal Funding Over Gender Policies, State Leaders Say
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights determined that California’s policies discriminate against female athletes, violating Title IX.
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Discrimination Lawsuit of Trump-Supporting Student
A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Lawsuit of Teacher Claiming Social Media Posts Got Her Fired
The lower courts previously held that Kari MacRae’s lawsuit was barred by prior court precedents.
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Hacker Stole Columbia University Students’ Data in Politically Motivated Cyberattack, Official Says
A university official said the data breach was carried out by a highly sophisticated ‘hacktivist’ targeting specific documents.
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Columbia to Pay $9 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over US News College Ranking Data
‘While the University denies any wrongdoing, it deeply regrets deficiencies in prior reporting,’ a Columbia University spokesperson said.
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U.S. Schools Awaiting Billions in Approved Federal Funding, Senator Says
Patty Murray (D-Wash), vice chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, accused the Trump administration of ’sabotaging our students’ futures.’
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UPenn Bans Males Who Identify as Female From Women’s Sports
‘The university will be sending a personal apology to every female athlete who was forced to compete against a man,’ the education secretary said.
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Cal State LA Allows Online Classes During Immigration Operations
The university notified staff and faculty they could switch to online classes, work remotely, and excuse student absences.
|
Federal Government Probing Minnesota State, George Mason University Over DEI, Hiring Practices
The state and the university are accused of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
|
Trump Admin Moves to End Taxpayer-Funded Benefits for Illegal Immigrants
‘Postsecondary education programs funded by federal government should benefit American citizens, not illegal aliens,’ Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said.
|
Newborns to Get $1,000 ‘Trump Accounts’—Here’s How It Works
‘It’s a pro-family initiative that will help millions of Americans harness the strength of our economy,’ Trump said.
|
Education Department to Resume Interest Accrual on 7.7 Million Student Loan Borrowers
A Biden-era student loan payment plan was struck down as illegal by a federal court earlier.
|
DHS Subpoenas Harvard for Foreign Student Information
The Ivy League school hasn’t complied with prior requests leading up to the cancellation of its student visitor and exchange program.
|
Harvard’s Accreditation at Risk Over Anti-Semitism Response, Trump Admin Warns
There is strong evidence to suggest the school may no longer meet the accreditation standards, federal officials say.
|
Education Department Investigating New York School District Ban on Native American Mascot
The state’s ‘patronizing attitude’ toward the Native American community should end, said Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
|
NIH to Impose Cap on Fees Paid to Journals to Publish Research
Some publishers charge as much as $13,000 per article, agency officials said.
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Alumni ‘Deeply’ Concerned Over Alleged Systemic Discrimination at Cornell University
A federal civil rights complaint against Cornell University alleged systemic discrimination in hiring, scholarships, and policies driven by DEI mandates.
|
Trial Begins Over Trump Admin’s Deportations of Pro-Palestinian Students
The judge seemed concerned about how to harmonize immigration enforcement with the First Amendment.
|
California Schools to Lose $1 Billion in Federal Funding Over Gender Policies, State Leaders Say
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights determined that California’s policies discriminate against female athletes, violating Title IX.
|
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Discrimination Lawsuit of Trump-Supporting Student
A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Lawsuit of Teacher Claiming Social Media Posts Got Her Fired
The lower courts previously held that Kari MacRae’s lawsuit was barred by prior court precedents.
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Hacker Stole Columbia University Students’ Data in Politically Motivated Cyberattack, Official Says
A university official said the data breach was carried out by a highly sophisticated ‘hacktivist’ targeting specific documents.
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Columbia to Pay $9 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over US News College Ranking Data
‘While the University denies any wrongdoing, it deeply regrets deficiencies in prior reporting,’ a Columbia University spokesperson said.
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U.S. Schools Awaiting Billions in Approved Federal Funding, Senator Says
Patty Murray (D-Wash), vice chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, accused the Trump administration of ’sabotaging our students’ futures.’
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UPenn Bans Males Who Identify as Female From Women’s Sports
‘The university will be sending a personal apology to every female athlete who was forced to compete against a man,’ the education secretary said.
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