An ex-student attacked three staff members at the Switzer Learning Center in Torrance, California, and later claimed to have planted pipe bombs nearby, prompting a large-scale emergency response.
Massive pro-Palestinian student protests that swept U.S. campuses in 2024 have largely disappeared in 2025 due to suspensions, expulsions, and Republican-backed state laws targeting campus activism.
Former U.S. Attorney Danielle Sassoon exposes how law schools use security justifications to silence conservative speakers—then reverse course only under public pressure.
John Searle, the influential philosopher known for the ‘Chinese Room’ argument against AI consciousness, has died at 93. His career ended in scandal after sexual harassment allegations.
Across U.S. schools, teachers and peers are stepping in as protectors for immigrant students living in fear of deportation—sometimes offering shelter, legal aid, and unwavering support.
Federal student loan forgiveness has resumed for Income-Based Repayment (IBR) borrowers who’ve made 20 years of payments—relief could arrive within weeks.
A new elementary school has opened in Uvalde, Texas, welcoming 600 students nearly three years after the Robb Elementary shooting—marking a poignant, bittersweet step forward for grieving families.
M.I.T. has become the first university to refuse a Trump administration offer of preferential federal funding in exchange for adopting policies to protect conservative viewpoints on campus.
Dr. Marcus Ellison, current superintendent of DeKalb County Schools in Georgia, has been indicted for allegedly running a kickback scheme that stole hundreds of thousands from an Illinois school district.
In ‘The Nine Lives of Christopher Columbus,’ historian Matthew Restall explores how the explorer’s image has been repeatedly reshaped to serve the needs of each new era—from hero to villain and back again.