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Utah Governor Cox Discourages College Presidents from Political Statements
Utah Governor Spencer Cox sparks debate by discouraging public college presidents from voicing opinions on contentious political issues, igniting concerns over academic freedom and institutional engagement in societal debates. Continue reading to learn more.
News Update: House Republicans Criticize Harvard, MIT, Penn Presidents During Hearing on Campus Antisemitism
Crisis Deepens at Saint Augustine: President's Sudden Firing Sparks Concerns for Institution's Future
Clash Between Politics and Education at Indiana University Threatens Academic Freedom
Presidents of Harvard, MIT, and UPenn Face Congress due to Antisemitism Allegations on Ivy League Campuses
Title IX Lawsuit Exposes Campus Safety Challenges: Spelman College Student Takes Legal Action Against Morehouse College
Controversy at University of Michigan: Student Vote on Israeli-Palestinian Resolutions Halted Amid Election
Jewish Day Schools in the US Open Doors for Israeli Students Amidst Conflict
By Joy Liwanag
Rice University Amends History With Slavery By Relocating Founder's Remains
By Joy Liwanag
Timeline for a Personal Injury Lawsuit
By Staff Reporter
Popular Gyms Undermining Health with Tanning Beds, UConn Researcher Says
By Staff Reporter
Genes and Family are Biggest Predictor of Academic Success, Study Suggests
By Staff Reporter
United States Ranks Low on Education Among 71 Countries, Experts Blame Government Spending
By Staff Reporter
Self-Driving Vehicles Threaten Unemployment for Human Drivers but Pave Way for New Jobs
By Staff Reporter
Independent Book Shops Thrive Despite Online Rivals like Amazon
By Staff Reporter
