Douglas Belkin

Before the plagiarism allegations, Claudine Gay was at the center of a campus debate over the direction of education.

A House committee requested a laundry list of documentation from Harvard in its investigation into anti-Jewish activity at the school and the steps Harvard has taken to address it.

AP The pandemic left many students anxious and lonely, still choosing to go to class online, watch games on their phones and eat meals in their rooms. ‘We’ve never had a calm time when we can just focus on being kids.’

Thousands denounced the vice president and the Democratic Party as doing too little to address the issues they care about.

The likes of Georgia Tech, Clemson and Ole Miss are drawing students from the North who want to have fun and save on tuition.

Jamie Beaton’s Crimson Education offers a pricey, yearslong boot camp preparing kids to apply to the Ivy League. Parents, and Wall Street, are on board.

The president-elect has laid out big changes for America’s classrooms.

From his perch outside Seattle, the 40-year-old documentary filmmaker and writer has become one of the country’s most influential culture warriors, waging public fights against diversity, equity and inclusion.

The documentary filmmaker and writer has been waging public fights with schools, business and government.

The motion is the latest salvo in a lawsuit that began in January 2022. The plaintiffs, former students, initially accused more than a dozen elite universities with price fixing.