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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott threatened to fire the president of Texas A&M University after it was revealed that the institution was sponsoring student travel to a conference that excluded white and Asian students.
Aspiring educators in New Jersey are no longer required to pass a basic skills test for reading, writing and math due to a new law intended to address the state's teacher shortage by lowering the requirements for certification.
Students at a Christian college in Georgia will be permitted to participate in a state-backed financial aid program after a prohibition prevented them from receiving tuition assistance if they are studying at a school or college of theology or divinity.
Hillsong College, one of several ministries run by the nondenominational Hillsong Church network headquartered in Australia, has 18 months to adequately meet several compliance standards of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission after an investigation by the national regulatory body.
A California regulatory agency has revoked a Bible school’s permission to operate in the state, but school officials claim they are being discriminated against and can still operate under state religious exemption laws.
An Ohio school district has agreed to pay $450,000 as part of a settlement with a teacher who was forced to resign for declining to affirm the “social transitions” of students seeking to identify as the opposite sex.
A historically African American university affiliated with the Episcopal Church has had its accreditation revoked due to financial woes, though the academic institution is appealing the decision.
Nearly half of college professors feel uncomfortable talking about the topic of so-called “transgender rights” on campus as concerns remain about the state of free speech in higher education, a new survey reveals.
The U.S. Supreme Court will allow a Wisconsin school district policy requiring teachers to hide the preferred gender identity of a trans-identified student from their parents to remain in effect.
