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A Trump administration proposal offering universities federal benefits for adopting certain policies is facing widespread rejection from academic institutions across the country.
Hillary Clinton addressed global instability, Russian aggression, and the impact of digital misinformation during a wide-ranging talk at Brown University.
Dartmouth College, led by President Sian Beilock, has rejected a controversial federal higher education compact after strong opposition from faculty and students.
Harvard President Alan M. Garber made an unannounced trip to London, meeting with Oxford officials and students amid ongoing tensions with the U.S. government.
Aspiring U.S. citizens now face a more challenging civics test, with more questions and a deeper focus on American history, raising concerns for applicants.
Seven of the nation's leading universities, including MIT and Dartmouth, have rejected a Trump administration deal tying priority federal funding to major policy changes.
The University of Virginia is nearing a landmark settlement with the White House that will reshape its admissions policies following a 2023 Supreme Court ruling.
The U.S. Department of Education has laid off 466 employees, reducing its special education office to just three people and jeopardizing services for 8.5 million students.
The White House's education reform agenda is facing strong opposition from elite universities, which have refused to link federal funding to specific policy changes.
A White House proposal tying billions in federal funds to policy changes has sparked a standoff with US universities, with MIT rejecting the deal and California threatening to pull state funding from
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has rejected a federal proposal that sought to link university funding to specific policies on tuition and academic content.
Fort Lewis College is projected to lose $2.27 million in federal aid after a decision to redirect $350 million from Minority-Serving Institutions.
