Oregon High School Athletes File First Amendment Lawsuit Over Podium Protest

AFPI filed lawsuit for Oregon high school athletes, alleging OSAA violated their First Amendment rights by punishing their peaceful protest of boy competing in girls’ event.

Columbia University Agrees to Pay $200 Million to Restore Federal Funding

Columbia Univ will pay $200 million to resolve allegations that it discriminated against Jewish students, in exchange for restoration of federal grants.
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Columbia University Expels, Suspends Student Protesters Involved in Library Takeover

Columbia Univ expelled, suspended, and revoked degrees of multiple students for participating in disruptive protests in spring 2024 and earlier this year.

State Department Investigates Harvard’s Eligibility to Sponsor Visiting Scholar Visa

The U.S. State Department has opened an investigation into Harvard University’s eligibility as a sponsor of the J visa.

Education Department Probes 5 Universities Accused of Excluding US-Born Students From Scholarships

Dept of Education’s civil rights office has opened investigations into five universities over scholarships alleged to exclude U.S.-born students.

Columbia University Announces Commitment to Combating Anti-Semitism

Columbia University will put in place several measures to fight anti-Semitism on its campuses, the institution’s acting president, Claire Shipman, said.

University of Southern California Faces $300 Million in Federal Funding Cuts, Staff Layoffs

USC faces potential revenue loss of hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funds and staff layoffs, amid "volatile external environment,” Interim President says.

What Parents Should Expect After Supreme Court’s Ruling on Opt-Outs From Pro-LGBT Storybooks

American parents should expect notification from schools about “LGBTQ+ inclusive” instruction and right to opt children out for religious reasons.