Bronson Woodruff

A community-focused family organization says its bank cut off all credit card donations without warning after the nonprofit was deemed a "reputational risk."

Volleyball players at San Jose State University say they are upset and concerned for their safety after the university let their assistant coach go over the weekend.

The founder of Liberty Counsel says school officials were constitutionally in the wrong when they asked a student to remove a Trump flag from the back of his truck because the flag was offending people.

A Wisconsin school district has received more than $1 million in grant money to promote social emotional learning.

The election of Donald Trump triggered a mass meltdown on colleges and university campuses, a hive mind of left-wing ideology, and the worst reactions are coming from educated and power-wielding professors and other staff.

Two men, one of them masked, were seen attacking two Jewish students near Chicago's DePaul University on this week.

An organization formed during the COVID lockdowns is working to help young people who have gotten caught up in gender confusion.

A mother in Virginia is declaring "victory" after a school district quietly removed a sexually graphic book from its libraries.

An advocate for school choice and religious freedom in education says despite what opponents claim, Ohio is not violating the Constitution by offering public money for Christian schools.

In a win for female students and a loss to transgender activists, a student privacy bill is headed to Ohio's governor, Mike DeWine, who has said he will sign it.