Chancellor Kent Syverud of Syracuse University discussed what fueled campus protests at a panel in Washington, D.C., saying they involved ‘activists from elsewhere.’
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) has rattled academia and legal experts with his open declaration that his state is “targeting professors” over their personal beliefs. While Republican governors have increasingly seen classrooms as ideological battlegrounds, Abbott’s stated position that a Texas educator should have lost his job over “ideological differences” is raising greater concern among […]
Angelika Husmann, an Arlington Heights resident and parent, has been appointed to fill a vacancy on the Wheeling Township Elementary District 21 school board.
birminghamal. gov The City of Birmingham will present its annual AWAKEN event in celebration of local changemakers who use creativity, advocacy, and service to advance social justice and community progress. This year’s program theme is “Art as Resistance Awakening Justice Through Creativity” and will honor Joe Minter, a world-renowned sculptor, community historian, and founder of [.].
The university began cracking down on campus anti-Israel demonstrations and requiring the training modules, “ironically-named ‘Building a Community of Respect and Breaking Down Bias,'” in February.
The Trump administration is showing signs of easing federal limits on marijuana, reflecting shifting views as pot moves to billion-dollar mainstream industry.
THOMASTON Helen M. Ludwig, 86, died Oct. 10, 2025, at her home in Thomaston surrounded by her loving family. Helen.
The Board of Governors for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education has unanimously approved a request for a 5% increase in its 2026–27 state appropriation to freeze undergraduate in-state