Donald Trump is opening a new front in his war on higher education.

A Florida school board that was led by a Moms for Liberty co-founder is now moving in a new direction.

The early education, nutrition, and health program is a lifeline for poor kids. The Department of Health and Human Services wants to erase its standards.

The Trump administration is planning to deregulate Head Start.

Under a new rule, if your degree doesn’t make enough money, you won’t be able to get a student loan.

A recent civil rights complaint against the University of Connecticut is the latest in a long line of attempts to dismantle the ability of ordinary people to manifest collective political power.

The Trump administration has found a new way to cut legal immigration.

Khalil is also suing some of the biggest conservative groups targeting pro-Palestinian activists.

Only one person has signed up for the program at West Virginia University.

Labor organizing on campus is vitally needed in academia. It’s also a necessary step in connecting academics to the other workers facing the same struggles.

The state Board of Education, controlled by Republicans, is on the verge of requiring millions of students in Texas to study Bible stories.

The Department of Education has opened an investigation into Smith.

A sketchy online school funded by Silicon Valley bros portends a bleak future for a critical sector of our education system.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has given himself the power to designate “domestic terrorist” groups.

The student group has filed a lawsuit after its suspension from campus.

The media industry is just one American institution that’s been badly shaken. Its revival may be crucial to putting the world back together.

Columbia University’s president said DHS agents misrepresented themselves in order to gain access to the building.

Former Harvard University president and Treasury Secretary Larry Summers is finally resigning.

Teachers in Minnesota are fed up with federal agents conducting their raids on school property.

Union machinist Taylor Rehmet defeated his Republican opponent in Fort Worth, Texas, with an uncommon policy platform.