Judge Orders Penn to Give EEOC Names of Jewish Group Staff
The order puts Penn between employee privacy concerns and a federal discrimination investigation. Universities often promise confidentiality to staff and...
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Graduates Struggle in Toughest Job Market Since Pandemic
The graduate job market is difficult because hiring has slowed in fields that once absorbed large numbers of entry-level workers. A degree still matters,...
BTS Album Draws on Howard University Arirang Archive
BTS ties its 2026 album concept to Arirang archival research and Howard University history, giving the project a wider cultural and academic frame.
Mexican American Communities Grieve as Chavez Legacy Fails
The education question is not whether Chavez disappears from classrooms. It is whether students are allowed to study a labor leader as a political actor with po
California Teachers Revise Lessons on Cesar Chavez
California teachers revised Cesar Chavez lessons as schools reconsidered labor history and state holiday instruction.
Federal Court Tosses Lawsuit Over Minnesota Student Aid
Minnesota officials confirmed on March 31, 2026, that a federal judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit targeting state laws that provide financial aid
Iranian Threats Force NYU to Close Abu Dhabi Campus
NYU leadership shuttered the Abu Dhabi campus on March 30, 2026, after Iranian officials designated American university outposts as viable military targets.
Iran Condemns Campus Attacks and Warns American Schools
Iranian officials declared on March 30, 2026, that recent strikes against domestic academic institutions would trigger military responses against...
Pupils Confront Speeding Drivers in Rural Kids Court
On March 30, 2026, students at a primary school in rural England conducted a session of Kids Court to address recurring traffic violations on local roads.
Kentucky Eases Faculty Layoffs while Portland Unions Strike
Kentucky legislators advanced a broad measure on March 30, 2026, to dismantle traditional tenure protections across the state university system.
Educators Reevaluate Coding Skills During AI Expansion
The old promise that every student simply needed to learn code is being tested by a new generation of AI tools and changing classroom priorities.
ICE Operations Disrupt Schools and Curb Student Enrollment
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents executed wide-ranging enforcement actions in multiple states on March 30, 2026, creating immediate ripples.