The head of Harvard University doubled down on his defiance against the Trump administration Wednesday, saying the Ivy League school would not compromise on certain issues despite the federal ...

On April 22, Harvard University sued the Trump administration, accusing it of unlawfully threatening the school's "academic independence" and "pathbreaking research," according to USA Today.

But the government never fully investigated the boarding school system until the Biden administration. In October, Biden apologized for the government’s creation of the schools and the policies ...

The switch is aimed at unifying the appearance of educators, fostering a sense of professionalism and creating an environment conducive to learning ...

Under the Biden administration, federal prosecutors also took the death ... The people who were killed ranged in age from a ...

When Harvard said that it would not meet the demands, the administration announced that it was freezing $2.2 billion in grants for the school, and President Trump threatened to revoke the school ...

His statement is available below. “We fully trust the Trump Administration will not withhold federal dollars from our schools due to the passage of House Bill 793/Senate Bill 836. However ...

in an escalation of the Trump administration’s use of research funding as leverage to dismantle activities at universities that it deems discriminatory or antisemitic. Shortly after STAT ...

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The Education Department on Friday opened a probe into New York state education officials for threatening to cut funding to a ...

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya announced that a new initiative aimed at eliminating the existing disparities among schools across the country will be launched in 2026 as a key objective of the ...

San Francisco’s schools superintendent said a plan to cut hundreds of positions in the district’s central office, while preserving classroom teacher roles, will bring the district within $10 million ...