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Trump Dept. of Ed launches investigations of anti-Semitism at five universities

The department is examining schools ‘where widespread antisemitic harassment has been reported.’

By Elad Vaida
Feb 4, 2025

Dr. Fauci has yet to teach course at Georgetown, despite being named faculty: Report

Dr. Anthony Fauci has yet to teach a single course at Georgetown University despite being named a faculty member la…

By Campus Reform
Dec 23, 2024

House report details how elite institutions 'refused to crack down on antisemitism'

A new Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives report on anti-Semitism details how some elite universities 'ref…

By Campus Reform
Dec 19, 2024

Yale looks to bolster D.C. lobbying efforts with new Trump administration

Yale University intends to increase its lobbying efforts in Washington, D.C. as the new Trump administration is set…

By Campus Reform
Dec 17, 2024

More than 75 university leaders gather for summit on combatting anti-Semitism

More than 75 university presidents and chancellors attended the meeting, which was held at Johns Hopkins University…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Oct 15, 2024

Anti-Israel group linked to Students for Justice in Palestine dumps maggots in hotel where Netanyahu is staying

Activists with an anti-Israel group connected to Students for Justice in Palestine dumped maggots and other bugs in…

By Adam Sabes
Jul 24, 2024

DC Students for Justice in Palestine chapters organize major protest to 'arrest Netanyahu'

Students for Justice in Palestine chapters in the Washington, D.C. area are hosting a protest to "arrest Netanyahu…

By Adam Sabes
Jul 24, 2024

American University offers $33k graduate certificate on how to be an 'antiracist' school leader

The School of Education at American University is offering a graduate level certification in a course titled, 'Anti…

By Macy Gunnell '26
Jul 11, 2024

Catholic University joins lawsuit against Biden admin over latest abortion regulation

The Catholic University of America joined a lawsuit with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops challenging a fed…

By Brendan McDonald '25
Jun 18, 2024

GWU drops charges against leader of pro-Hamas student group

George Washington University in Washington, D.C. has dropped its charges against former Students for Justice in Pal…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Apr 26, 2024

Proposed 2025 Biden budget would increase DEI funding in education

President Biden’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year would allocate billions of dollars to left-wing causes l…

By Benjamin Brown '26
Mar 26, 2024

THE SCROLL: Former Special Counsel grilled over classified documents found at Penn Biden Center, Biden's basement and garage

Republicans and Democrats both took issue with former Special Counsel Robert Hur's report and investigation into Pr…

By Campus Reform
Mar 13, 2024

GWU students demand reinstatement of group that projected pro-Hamas messages on school building

On Feb. 3-4, students at George Washington University protested the ongoing suspension of the Students for Justice …

By Patrick McDonald '26
Feb 13, 2024

Jewish students file civil rights complaint against American University

Several Jewish students have filed an anti-Semitism complaint against American University with the Department of E…

By Adam Sabes
Jan 23, 2024

Ways and Means Committee chair warns elite schools about loss of tax-exempt status for campus anti-Semitism

Harvard, UPenn, MIT and Cornell received a letter from Committee Chair Jason Smith after various reports of unchec…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Jan 11, 2024

Biden admin pours over $100 million toward transgender research grants, many backfire

The administration continues to pour millions of taxpayer money into university research to advance findings on tra…

By Wyatt Eichholz '24
Sep 28, 2023

GOULD: As crime surges, crime reforms pushed by academics prove superficial

Within academic circles, the discourse has often been overly simplistic, reducing complex issues into a binary narr…

By Jared Gould
Sep 27, 2023

GOULD: University is not a substitute for decline in community

It can't replace church, dating, marriage, or having children.

By Jared Gould
Sep 26, 2023

Latest trends underscore declining value of degrees in global job markets

Recent data from LinkedIn revealed that U.K. job postings not requiring a college degree increased 90% from 2021 to…

By Lane Whitten '24
Sep 14, 2023

OPINION: Remembering Connie and Chuck: A personal testimony of loss and frustration

Dr. Fauci was recently made a professor of medicine at Georgetown University. I cannot help but believe that if he…

By Jared Gould
Sep 1, 2023

State Dept 'Welcome Corps on Campus' offers 'education pathway to citizenship for refugee students'

The new program incentivizes American colleges to 'play a leading role in resettling refugee students.'

By Haika Mrema '24
Jul 13, 2023

D.C. scraps 'heroes and holiday treatment of history,' implements new 'anti-racist' curriculum

The K-12 social studies standards are designed to be 'culturally inclusive' with frequent learning about 'white sup…

By Jack Roberts and Emily Fowler
Jul 6, 2023

Senate Republicans unveil student loan crisis proposal

Awaiting a Supreme Court ruling on Biden's student loan forgiveness program, Republicans have promoted a package of…

By Emma Arns '26
Jul 3, 2023

Department of Education 'unprepared' for transition to student loan repayment, leaders warn

Rep. Dr. Foxx and Sen. Cassidy highlight the lack of specific answers provided by the Department of Education regar…

By Jared Gould
Jun 29, 2023

Supreme Court declines Christian college's appeal, but the fight is likely to continue

'The Biden administration has repeatedly withdrawn religious protections, and refused to concede religious protecti…

By Jared Gould
Jun 26, 2023

The left stands to gain advantage among college-aged voters as they use social media to spread influence

Typical, every-day college students are espousing the same opinions of leftist social media influencers.

By Jared Gould
Jun 22, 2023

The left stands to gain advantage among college-aged voters as they use social media to spread influence

Typical, every-day college students are espousing the same opinions of leftist social media influencers.

By Jared Gould
Jun 22, 2023

Post-COVID enrollment down by 1 million as students cite affordability, mental health concerns

A recent report from education consulting group EAB found that high schoolers are increasingly deciding to put off …

By Sarah Prentice '25
Jun 21, 2023

'Explore And Embrace Your Identity': colleges offer kids social justice camps

Gallaudet University's 'Deaf Youth Pride' camp will be held for 'deaf ... students who identify as a part of the L…

By Jack Roberts and Brendan McDonald
Jun 20, 2023

Sen. Cotton introduces bill to defund public universities that limit free speech

The Campus Free Speech Restoration Act would establish that 'free speech zones and restrictive speech codes are co…

By Austin Cowley '26
Jun 1, 2023

Ongoing investigation suggests Dept of Ed. may have spent COVID-19 relief funding on 'left-wing agendas'

The lawmakers say the Department of Education must provide all documents, communications, and policies guiding its …

By Jared Gould
Apr 5, 2023

BREAKING: Committee calls on Dept. of Ed to protect free speech rights for religious student orgs

'This proposed rule should be swept into the dustbin and dispensed with – and the Department knows it,' Committee C…

By Jared Gould
Mar 24, 2023

ANALYSIS: Dept. of Ed overreaches authority with new financial policy

New guidance from the Department of Education may require 'the assumption of personal liability, by one or more ind…

By Gabrielle M. Etzel
Mar 7, 2023

‘Doritos and Plan B:’ new vending machine sells emergency contraception to students

George Washington University students can now purchase emergency contraception from a vending machine, which one st…

By Shelby Kearns
Feb 1, 2023

Reports warn borrowers to spend refunds 'wisely' before Supreme Court decides loan forgiveness

Borrowers may have to repay student loan refunds if the Education Department loses upcoming Supreme Court cases.

By Shelby Kearns
Jan 11, 2023

REPORT: Most Americans would not vote for a candidate who supports men in women’s sports

A September CRC Research poll found a majority of Americans would not vote for a candidate who supports allowing bi…

By Alexa Schwerha
Sep 30, 2022

Georgetown files public comment to support Biden’s Title IX change

Georgetown University filed a public comment in support of revising Title IX to include transgender students.

By Alexa Schwerha
Sep 16, 2022

Student loan freeze cost federal government $197 billion, report finds

Federal watchdog group sounded the alarm that student loan payment suspensions could cost the Department of Educati…

By Alexa Schwerha
Aug 30, 2022

Union continues strike after rejecting university's 4% salary increase

Academic Affairs staff at American University began the fall semester with a picket line to demand the university i…

By Alexa Schwerha
Aug 23, 2022

Rep. Murphy introduces bill urging universities to divest from China

The bill, dubbed the 'Protecting Endowments from our Adversaries Act,' would impose additional taxes on investments…

By Alexa Schwerha
Aug 15, 2022

Lawmakers want DoD to cut ties with Confucius Institutes

Republican lawmakers sent a letter to the Department of Defense demanding details on severing ties with China-influ…

By Alexa Schwerha
Aug 13, 2022

1A lawyers brief students on free speech rights ahead of the fall semester

Three First Amendment lawyers spoke on a panel about free speech to college students at the Heritage Foundation.

By Alexa Schwerha
Aug 12, 2022

Supreme Court sets date for UNC, Harvard affirmative action cases

The Supreme Court announced on Wednesday it would hear oral arguments for two high-profile affirmative action cases…

By Alexa Schwerha
Aug 11, 2022

Nikole Hannah-Jones reaches settlement with UNC over tenure controversy

After a prolonged legal battle, UNC Chapel Hill has settled with acclaimed journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones over a fa…

By Caroline Cason '22
Aug 9, 2022

Students face mask mandates this fall

Universities in California and the Midwest are introducing mask mandates ahead of the fall semester.

By Kate Anderson
Aug 4, 2022

Liberal SCOTUS justice gets friendlier reception in higher ed than conservatives

News that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer joining Harvard Law School was well-received by faculty.

By Alexa Schwerha
Jul 26, 2022

	
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