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A federal judge has allowed a Tufts University student to resume her studies after she was detained and had her visa revoked over a pro-Palestinian op-ed.
An internal Texas A&M committee has ruled the university was wrong to fire a professor over a lesson on gender identity that sparked political backlash.
A federal judge ruled against a New Britain teacher placed on administrative leave for refusing to remove a small crucifix from her classroom workspace.
Librarians and students have filed a federal lawsuit against South Carolina officials, aiming to block a state rule that has led to 21 statewide book bans.
Emails reveal several UK universities, including Loughborough and Glasgow, offered to monitor student social media for arms companies concerned about protests.
A report from Scholars at Risk details an “unprecedented” decline in U.S. academic freedom, citing 40 attacks in early 2025 driven by federal actions.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the University of South Dakota from firing a professor over a social media post, citing potential First Amendment violations.
An Oklahoma teacher discovered that Bibles distributed to state classrooms contain an incomplete U.S. Constitution, missing Amendments 11 through 27.
A teacher in Lexington School District One is on administrative leave over social media posts, highlighting a statewide debate on educator free speech rights.
