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University of Portland, a private Roman Catholic university, is enabling students to substitute a mandatory upper-level biblical texts course with classes that explore subjects such as "queer theologies."
A federal judge Monday struck down an attempt by Texas A&M University (TAMU) officials to ban drag performances across its 11 campuses, ruling that the policy is unconstitutional.
A primary school in the United Kingdom has canceled its annual Easter Bonnet Parade and Easter service, citing “respect for diversity” as the reason behind the decision. The move, announced in a letter to parents, has sparked significant backlash online, with critics labeling it “disgraceful” and accusing the school of eroding traditional celebrations.
Parents in San Diego, California, are reportedly irate as local school districts have installed tampon dispensers in boys' bathrooms at elementary schools to meet the requirements of a recent state law.
Attorneys are seeking answers from a Texas school district over an alleged attempt by school officials to repeatedly use a masculine name and male pronouns for a biological teenage girl against the parent’s wishes.
A Christian teacher in the United Kingdom who told her students that identifying as LGBT was a sin has lost a High Court challenge over her firing as a professional conduct panel concluded that her remarks amounted to unprofessional conduct.
The Trump administration has promised to suspend $175 million in funding to the University of Pennsylvania over the controversy involving trans-identified swimmer Lia Thomas, a male athlete the school allowed to compete on the women's swim team in 2022 and use the girls' locker room after three seasons competing on the men's team.
An Illinois mother has filed a civil rights complaint after her daughter claimed middle school administrators tried to force teenage girls to change their clothes with a boy who identified as female in the locker room after they refused to share the space.
The Pennsylvania Board of Education has unanimously rejected an application from the Association of Christian Schools International to be recognized as an official accreditation agency for private schools in the state.
