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MIT Becomes First School to Reject Trump’s “Loyalty Oath” for Higher Education

Eight other schools have been invited to sign the pledge, which critics have called a funding “extortion” agreement.


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Activists Who Want to Dismantle Public Schools Now Run the Education Department

Top adviser Lindsey Burke is lead author of the education section in Project 2025’s agenda for Trump’s administration.


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Campus Leaders Mobilize Against Trump’s Proposed “Compact” for Higher Education

One professor wrote that “it is a test case for whether Trumpists can get away with demanding loyalty oaths.”


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Trump Pushes Universities to Sign “Loyalty Oaths” for Federal Funds, Critics Say

“This administration is extorting universities to sign away academic freedom,” said one assistant professor.


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Computer Science Lecturer at Berkeley Is on Day 36 of His Hunger Strike for Gaza

UC Berkeley turned lecturer Peyrin Kao’s name over to Trump, but that hasn’t stopped Kao’s solidarity organizing.


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California Officials Defend Right to Read Banned Books — Unless You’re in Prison

Books are heavily restricted behind bars, including some of the books that officials have fought for students to access.


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How America’s Elite Colleges Breed High-Status Careers—and Misery

To say that Justin Portela never imagined himself as a highly paid business consultant at McKinsey & Company would be an understatement. He didn’t have a privileged upbringing, to put it mildly, and in 2018, when he first walked onto the Stanford University campus, Portela, like most incoming freshmen, was unaware such careers even existed. […]


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Ed. Department Will Give Grants to K-12 Schools That Adopt Right-Wing Curriculum

Critics point out that the federal government has been barred from seeking to influence or direct curricula since 1970.


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Police Say No Foul Play After Black Mississippi Student Found Hanging From Tree

But legislators and community members said they are still seeking answers surrounding Demartravion “Trey” Reed’s death.


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