Georgia State University Forced Conversation with Student About Faith to Cease University’s attempt to regulate speech and suppress religious expression on campus is unconstitutional and an arbitrary overreach, law firm says. First Liberty Institute sent a […]

New York School Denies Student Request to Form an Official Bible Club Despite Meeting School Requirements The school denied officially recognizing the club stating that it would “unconstitutionally” endorse religion. Waterville, NY—First Liberty Institute, along with C. Kevin […]

By: Jonathan Zimmerman – wsj.com – December 3, 2024 It’s no joke—universities impoverish themselves by suppressing conservatives. A student came to my office recently and told me that she voted for Donald Trump. She asked me to promise not to tell anyone. I understand why. In 2016, a student at Bryn Mawr College asked on the school’s ride-share site whether...

Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos says Donald Trump should follow through on his plan to close the Department of Education. In the decades since the U.S. Department of Education was created in 1979, taxpayers have spent hundreds of billions of dollars and not gotten much in return.

Since the October 7 terrorist attacks on Israel last year, pro-Hamas protests have become a hot-button issue on campuses across the nation. Few Americans managed to avoid the national coverage … Continue reading “Pro-Hamas Foolishness Hurt Colleges”

By: Matt Barnum and Douglas Belkin – wsj.com – November 11, 2024 The president-elect has laid out big changes for America’s classrooms, including expanding school choice and closing Department of Education. President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to remake education in the U.S., pledging to exert more control over funding and classroom lessons, to curb what he views as left-leaning tendencies...

Trump devoted an unusual amount of time to accreditation reform. He pledged to compete with incumbent colleges directly by creating a free, online national university called the “American Academy,” and to pay for the American Academy by taxing the endowments of wealthy colleges.

CCU President Eric Hogue shares his CEO mindset and bold strategies for navigating the complexities of higher ed leadership of sustainability, fundraising, and mission-driven leadership.

Five people were charged in connection with the scheme. Investigators say aspiring teachers would pay for help cheating in the certification test.

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