Education

Eight Colleges Join Together To Protest The War in Gaza At George Washington University

The university says students have until 7 p.m. local time to move their tents off campus.
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Speaker Johnson To Columbia Protestors: ‘Go Back To Class And Stop The Nonsense’

The House’s top Republican visited the university in New York City, where activists have taken over part of campus to protest Israel’s brutal invasion of Gaza.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar's Daughter Suspended From Barnard

“I have never been reprimanded or received any disciplinary warnings,” she wrote on X.
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Florida Schools Must Teach 'Evils Of Communism,' DeSantis Orders

A new law requires K-12 schools to teach how communist ideologies "conflict with the principles of freedom and democracy."
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These College Students Are Voting For Biden For 1 Reason — And It's Not Student Debt Relief

Wisconsin will be pivotal to winning the presidential election in November. Here's how Trump and Biden are doing with young voters there.
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USC Valedictorian Slams School For Canceling Her Speech

The university said Asna Tabassum’s commencement speech would be canceled due to security and safety risks.
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'It's Been Devastating': A Q&A With The Top Librarian Fighting The GOP's Book Bans

"The weaponization of libraries ... is a bludgeon that’s scaring people everywhere," said American Library Association President Emily Drabinski.
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Kevin McCarthy Gets Mocked Hard Over Georgetown University Speaking Event

The former House speaker will participate in a conversation titled "How Strong Is Our Democracy?" at the school next month.
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Kanye West Wanted A 'Jail' At His School, Students' Heads Shaved: Lawsuit

A former employee has accused the rapper of creating a hostile work environment at Donda Academy in Southern California.
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3 Middle Schoolers Charged With Hate Crimes After Displaying Swastikas

The students, who attend school in Huntingtown, Maryland, allegedly made Nazi salutes and derogatory remarks about a classmate’s religion.
By AP