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China’s Influence Operation in US Education Was Supposed To Be Shut Down, But Did Closing the Confucius Institutes Only Make It Stronger?

The Chinese government has quietly altered its methods as President Donald Trump announces plans to double the Chinese student population in the US

Northwestern Agrees To Reverse Concessions to Pro-Hamas Protesters in Deal With Trump Admin

The university will also pay the United States government $75 million to restore the nearly $1 billion frozen over anti-Semitism and racial discrimination

Cal State Schools Require Students To Take DEI Classes To Graduate. Options Include 'Queer Crip Lit' and 'Decolonize Your Diet.'

The requirements come as other schools scale back their DEI missions amid a Trump administration crackdown

Meet the American Educational Organization Accrediting CCP Bureaucrats

The accrediting body for public service programs in the United States, the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration, accredits public policy schools in China and other authoritarian states. Why?

'We Hire and Admit Morons': Penn Email Hack Delivers Truth Serum to Students and Alumni

'Please stop giving us money,' email from Penn's Graduate School of Education concludes

'I Was Just Sobbing in Bed': Harvard Students Distraught as School Says It Gives Out Too Many As

'I can't reach my maximum level of enjoyment just learning the material because I'm so anxious about the midterm,' one student said in response to potential grading reforms

Elise Stefanik Announces Book Exposing 'Moral Rot' At Elite Universities

Several Ivy League school presidents resigned after facing Stefanik’s relentless grilling

Northwestern Provost Who Floated Divestment From Israel Resigns Amid Federal Anti-Semitism Probe

As an illegal encampment roiled campus, Kathleen Hagerty told a colleague that boycotting Sabra hummus sold on campus would be 'pretty easy'

Harvard Sees Growth in Asian Enrollment, Drop in Black and Hispanic Students Amid Trump’s Crack Down On Race-Based Admissions

Universities leaned on loopholes to avoid the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ban before Trump took office