Education

The Department of Homeland Security wants to inspect federal I-9 forms for Harvard employees.

Campuses UC Berkeley and UCLA reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.

Brown agreed to pay $50 million and make changes to school policies based on demands made by the Trump administration to regain access to federal funds.

Duke University’s medical school is accused of illegal racial preferences in recruitment, student admissions, scholarships, financial aid, and other programs.

In a competition to select editors, the journal offered additional points to people who ‘referenced their race or ethnicity,’ the department said.

Trump administration officials and Mark Cuban were among the speakers at an event that brings together state leaders from different parties.

These districts have been violating the rights of students ‘in the service of an extreme political ideology,’ an official said.

The administration has launched investigations into campus anti-Semitism activities across the nation.

The action is announced three days before the Trump administration’s response to a multi-state lawsuit was due in federal court.

The Title IX investigation follows a complaint alleging Oregon’s rules unlawfully permit transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports events.

A judge said that the requirements are not valid without religious exemptions.

The Golden State falls into the High Spending, Weak School System category, placing 30th overall in an assessment of quality and safety.

The university said it “does not admit to wrongdoing,” but accepts that “reform was and is needed.”

University officials said disruptions to academic activities are a violation of university policies.

The department is investigating possible violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964’s ‘prohibition against national origin discrimination.’

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the probe will make sure the visa program complies with national interests.

The policy update means that local sports clubs will also need to bring their rules into line with Trump’s executive order.

The plaintiffs say the freeze is illegal, while the administration says some grants had been designated for left-wing causes and ideological programs.

The plaintiffs, including the Mississippi Association of Educators, claim that the ban violates their free speech rights.

Harvard alleges that the administration is violating the First Amendment, while the administration says the case was brought in the wrong court.

The Department of Homeland Security wants to inspect federal I-9 forms for Harvard employees.

Campuses UC Berkeley and UCLA reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.

Brown agreed to pay $50 million and make changes to school policies based on demands made by the Trump administration to regain access to federal funds.

Duke University’s medical school is accused of illegal racial preferences in recruitment, student admissions, scholarships, financial aid, and other programs.

In a competition to select editors, the journal offered additional points to people who ‘referenced their race or ethnicity,’ the department said.

Trump administration officials and Mark Cuban were among the speakers at an event that brings together state leaders from different parties.

These districts have been violating the rights of students ‘in the service of an extreme political ideology,’ an official said.

The administration has launched investigations into campus anti-Semitism activities across the nation.

The action is announced three days before the Trump administration’s response to a multi-state lawsuit was due in federal court.

The Title IX investigation follows a complaint alleging Oregon’s rules unlawfully permit transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports events.

A judge said that the requirements are not valid without religious exemptions.

The Golden State falls into the High Spending, Weak School System category, placing 30th overall in an assessment of quality and safety.

The university said it “does not admit to wrongdoing,” but accepts that “reform was and is needed.”

University officials said disruptions to academic activities are a violation of university policies.

The department is investigating possible violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964’s ‘prohibition against national origin discrimination.’

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the probe will make sure the visa program complies with national interests.

The policy update means that local sports clubs will also need to bring their rules into line with Trump’s executive order.

The plaintiffs say the freeze is illegal, while the administration says some grants had been designated for left-wing causes and ideological programs.

The plaintiffs, including the Mississippi Association of Educators, claim that the ban violates their free speech rights.

Harvard alleges that the administration is violating the First Amendment, while the administration says the case was brought in the wrong court.