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A new report from the Buckley Institute finds a stark political imbalance at Yale, with nearly 83% of faculty registered as Democrats and 27 departments with no Republicans.
University of Arizona faculty report a growing climate of fear, caught between new government mandates from the right and established cultural norms from the left.
An inside look at the political pressures, board dynamics, and media campaigns that culminated in the ouster of Texas A&M University President Mark Welsh.
The University of Iowa has launched its new Center for Intellectual Freedom, an initiative state leaders and conservative figures say will reform higher education.
A new international study reveals that AI chatbots can significantly alter voter opinions, proving more persuasive than traditional campaign advertisements.
A new poll reveals 91% of college students believe “words can be violence,” with many feeling less safe expressing controversial views after a political assassination.
Texas Tech University System has implemented new rules restricting classroom discussions on race and gender, requiring faculty to seek approval from the Board of Regents for related course content.
Public school districts nationwide, including in New York City and Chicago, are adopting curriculum from the Zinn Education Project, impacting over 176,000 teachers.
Michigan State University's trustees voted to remove "diversity" from a top official's title, renaming the role to Chief Inclusion Officer amid federal pressure.
A surge in law school applications, many driven by politics, is prompting calls for admissions committees to apply greater scrutiny and watch for key red flags.
Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne is pushing to revise teacher standards, warning that DEI-related language could jeopardize $866 million in federal funding.
Oklahoma has become a testing ground for conservative education policies, implementing new laws on teaching race, gender, and religion, sparking debate and resistance.
