Education

‘In 2024, DHS identified nearly 77,000 F-1 students who have spend more than 10 years in student status,’ the notice said.

Washington has ramped up scrutiny of students with ties to the Chinese Communist Party and tightened rules for applications.

The agency recently canceled California’s grant program after giving it 60 days to comply with a June 20 order to remove the content.

A 2023 Minnesota law barred religious colleges from the program if they required students to affirm their faith.

The first statewide policy took effect two years ago.

About 1,000 students have started school at a new campus in Clovis, California.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appealed the ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Aug. 21.

The education department plans to classify the districts as ‘high-risk’ in the federal grant system.

The Minnesota lawsuit adds to a series of cases brought by both Democratic- and Republican-led states against the popular platform.

The new guidance follows a letter last year from 16 Republican attorneys general who criticized the Biden-era policy.

State Education Superintendent Ryan Walters says he holds teacher candidates from other states to another level of scrutiny.

The new ruling invalidates a Trump administration order from February that says discrimination by educational institutions will no longer be tolerated.

U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said the National Science Foundation had violated a preliminary injunction issued on June 23.

Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Defense Department would end race-based admissions at West Point and the Air Force Academy.

Protesters had used violence against Jewish students during the 2024 pro-Palestinian demonstrations, the agency said.

The founder of a curriculum company will pilot his program in some Oklahoma schools this year as he pitches it to other state education departments.

Last month, Columbia University agreed to pay out $200 million to settle claims of discriminatory practices on the campus.

UCLA is asked to comply with similar conditions that the administration previously set for Ivy League schools.

The state consented to end the practice after the U.S. Justice Department sued it.

Jewish students faced escalated harassments since the Israel–Hamas war in Gaza broke out, according to a federal complaint.

‘In 2024, DHS identified nearly 77,000 F-1 students who have spend more than 10 years in student status,’ the notice said.

Washington has ramped up scrutiny of students with ties to the Chinese Communist Party and tightened rules for applications.

The agency recently canceled California’s grant program after giving it 60 days to comply with a June 20 order to remove the content.

A 2023 Minnesota law barred religious colleges from the program if they required students to affirm their faith.

The first statewide policy took effect two years ago.

About 1,000 students have started school at a new campus in Clovis, California.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appealed the ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Aug. 21.

The education department plans to classify the districts as ‘high-risk’ in the federal grant system.

The Minnesota lawsuit adds to a series of cases brought by both Democratic- and Republican-led states against the popular platform.

The new guidance follows a letter last year from 16 Republican attorneys general who criticized the Biden-era policy.

State Education Superintendent Ryan Walters says he holds teacher candidates from other states to another level of scrutiny.

The new ruling invalidates a Trump administration order from February that says discrimination by educational institutions will no longer be tolerated.

U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said the National Science Foundation had violated a preliminary injunction issued on June 23.

Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Defense Department would end race-based admissions at West Point and the Air Force Academy.

Protesters had used violence against Jewish students during the 2024 pro-Palestinian demonstrations, the agency said.

The founder of a curriculum company will pilot his program in some Oklahoma schools this year as he pitches it to other state education departments.

Last month, Columbia University agreed to pay out $200 million to settle claims of discriminatory practices on the campus.

UCLA is asked to comply with similar conditions that the administration previously set for Ivy League schools.

The state consented to end the practice after the U.S. Justice Department sued it.

Jewish students faced escalated harassments since the Israel–Hamas war in Gaza broke out, according to a federal complaint.