Sofia Rossi excels in reporting on the complex interplay between public institutions and individual rights. Her investigative pieces often shed light on the intricacies of legal challenges and policy debates.
14 published articles
A trial has begun for five current and former Stanford University students facing felony charges for a 2024 pro-Palestinian protest that involved occupying the president's office.
The University of Oklahoma has removed an instructor after determining their grading of a student's gender essay was arbitrary. The student cited biblical views in the essay, leading to a religious di
The Boston School Committee has approved a plan to close three schools by June 2027, citing declining enrollment despite strong opposition from families.
A visiting Harvard Law School professor was arrested by ICE and will leave the U.S. after his visa was revoked following an incident involving a BB gun.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized Northwestern University's $75 million settlement with the Trump administration, calling it "capitulating to extortion." The dispute involved federal research f
Miami Dade College's board has re-approved a controversial deal to transfer land valued at over $300M for a Trump library, despite a lawsuit and injunction.
A new Texas law regulating bathroom access is forcing the University of Texas at San Antonio to relocate dozens of students from mixed-gender dorms, sparking concern and confusion on campus.
Georgia Senate Majority Leader Jason Anavitarte criticized the GHSA's appeal of a judge's ruling, postponing a Gainesville High School playoff game. The dispute involves player suspensions from a side
Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger plans to fill 22 vacancies on key university boards on her first day, addressing a governance crisis and setting the stage for her policy agenda.
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against California, challenging its policy of offering in-state tuition and financial aid to undocumented college students.
A federal judge has ordered several Texas school districts to remove Ten Commandments posters, ruling that a state law mandating them violates the U.S. Constitution.
High school football playoffs begin today in Washington, with 29 games scheduled for Saturday, November 15. The day features 13 ranked matchups, including a major clash between No. 7 Kamiakin and No.
A former Iowa school associate has filed a federal lawsuit against the Knoxville school district, alleging she was wrongfully terminated for a Facebook post.
A protest against a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley led to clashes, arrests, and the launch of two separate federal investigations into the incident.
