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A former UC Santa Barbara student body president writes about a Jewish Student Union conference in Stamford, Connecticut, that drew hundreds of high schoolers ahead of Election Day, arguing young Jewish leaders should act regardless of election outcomes.
Tommy Schultz, CEO of the American Federation for Children, warns that Democratic efforts to roll back school choice programs in states like Texas could create a backlash of ‘angry,’ ‘single-issue’ voters in 2028.
An Iranian refugee’s opinion essay argues U.S. universities are echoing pre-revolution Iran, citing campus protests after Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attack and billions in foreign funding, including $7.7 billion from Qatar.
A new Gallup poll finds only 31 percent of Americans now consider a college degree “very important,” the lowest share recorded since the firm began asking in 1978, with declines seen across every demographic group.
A Lake Hiawatha man is suing Passaic County Community College, a professor and a dean, claiming he was called a “racist” and pressured out of a class after a Trump flag appeared on his wall during a Zoom session.
A Marine veteran turned homeschool mother is suing Oregon’s Hillsboro School District in federal court, alleging officials reimbursed secular curriculum but denied funding for her Christian materials because of their religious content.
A long-term substitute teacher in Clinton, Iowa, was fired and then denied unemployment benefits after officials found she pressured students to donate to her personal GoFundMe for a trip to Ecuador in exchange for extra credit.
A Rutgers women’s rugby club has renamed itself “Rutgers Womxn’s Rugby” to signal trans inclusion, a move that lands amid a federal push to enforce Title IX along strict biological-sex lines.
Stanford University apologized after admitting it used AI to swap a Hispanic male student for a black female and slim down two other students in a campus promotional photo displayed on welcome banners.
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