Bianca Quilantan

Trump bombarded schools with a flurry of investigations and demands that they adopt policies aligned with his political agenda. His second year will focus on making them last.

The administration's moves to tighten voting rules could dampen student participation in a midterm election where control of Congress may be decided by small margins.

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The Education Department’s wide-ranging accreditation proposal wants to address a long-standing higher education issue: transferring credits between colleges.

The report alleges Biden’s Education Department targeted Christian universities for enforcement actions and imposed biased definitions of sex and gender identity.

The Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights has been President Donald Trump’s greatest weapon in forcing schools to bend to his will. But the office is hemorrhaging staff.

The proposal marks the latest effort by the president to root out diversity, equity and inclusion in education and more broadly across federally funded programs and research.