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Education Department Staffers Suspended for Attending DEI Training

Dozens of Education Department employees were notified Friday that they’d been put on paid administrative leave following President Trump’s executive...

NCAA, Tennessee Settle Case Against NIL Recruitment Ban

The National Collegiate Athletic Association and four states plus the District of Columbia have settled a lawsuit over the association’s...
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Cuts in January Hit Both Small Colleges and Large Systems

A growing number of institutions across the country are looking to shore up their finances by eliminating athletic programs as well as jobs and underenrolled academic programs.

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Trump Planning EO Directing Education Department to ‘Diminish Itself,’ Reports Say

News reports about the potential executive order come after the Trump administration suspended dozens of department staff.

New Data Shows Credential Attainment Increasing

Credential attainment among U.S. adults is on the rise, according to new data released by the Lumina Foundation Thursday. The...
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Trump Orders Disrupt Academic Research

As the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation review grants and programming for verboten topics—including DEI and “gender ideology”—many researchers aren’t sure if their projects will pass Trump’s nebulous, ideological tests.

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A Need for Digital Resources on Media Literacy for College Students

College students say digital resources would help them improve their media literacy skills, but few examples are available for this group.

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Department of Education Reverts to Trump’s Title IX Rule

Advocates for victims of sexual violence said the decision would put students at greater risk of harassment while conservative lawmakers and advocates applauded the move, arguing it would make students safer.