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An April 9, 2026, memo from Texas Tech University system chancellor Brandon Creighton imposed extraordinary censorship about gender-related issues on campus. It may be the worst…

It is unclear how the student research content ban will be enforced and whether faculty will be required to report students for violating the rule. raclro/iStock/Getty…

The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation on Tuesday announced its 101st class of fellows, which features 223 academics, scientists and artists in 55 different fields. It…

Academics, legal experts and Jewish community advocates gathered at Harvard University Thursday for an inaugural conference focused on antisemitism and civil rights law, held by the…

The nation’s governors want K-12 schools to reshape their work to better align with workforce needs, improve the youngest learners’ education, and hire and retain talented…

As AI data centers proliferate and raise new environmental concerns, climate change remains a constant—and often stressful—presence in the minds of students. New research from Quinnipiac…

Roughly half the people in Gen Z use artificial intelligence at least weekly, but anger and anxiety over the technology is growing, according to a new…

Maurie McInnis formed the Committee on Trust in Higher Education to do a “self-examination.” f11photo/iStock/Getty Images Plus Yale University’s president says her institution contributed to an…

The governor of a state with one of the shortest school years in the country has issued an executive order aimed at blocking any further erosion…

Kirk was murdered while speaking at UVU last year. Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake Tribune/Getty Images Susan McMahon, an educator, author and podcaster, will no longer be…