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Arizona ESAs spotlighted in cross-state reporting — Aug 21, 2026Arizona has made emotional support animals and education dollars more accessible through universal ESA availability, with discussions on real-world access, affordability, and accountability from families, educators, and advocates. Elsewhere, Texas and Ohio emphasize that ESA letters require individualized evaluations by licensed professionals and clarify that online registrations do not grant housing rights, underscoring the need for proper processes and protections.

Another Red State Deals Crippling Blow To DEI Bureaucrats’ Stranglehold On Public UniversitiesReporting — Dec 19, 2024The Idaho State Board of Education voted to approve a measure banning diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at all public universities in the state. The resolution forbids universities from establishing DEI…

Here’s How Many Times Dems Sued To Stop Trump Education Agenda In Just One Year — Dec 24, 2025From university funding freezes to attempts to dismantle the Department of Education (ED), schools, teachers unions, and state leaders have attempted to halt the Trump administration’s education agenda at every…

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Trump Admin Takes Aim At Ivy league School’s Accreditation — Jun 4, 2025The Department of Education (ED) on Wednesday called on Columbia University’s accreditor to no longer recognize the school due to its civil rights violations. ED told the Middle States Commission on Higher Education…

IJRDemocrats Go Quiet On Climate After Biden-Era Regulatory BlitzParis Apodaca · 6 min · 8h

THOMAS K. LINDSAY: Higher Education Doesn’t Have A Revenue Problem; It Has A Spending ProblemOpinion — Aug 4, 2025It’s time for universities to stop raising tuition and start cutting costs. For years, the narrative of “ state disinvestment in public higher education ” has shaped the national debate about soaring college costs…

RankingMost underrated cities in AmericaAmerica's biggest cities hog all the spotlight, while dozens of smaller gems get overlooked despite great food, culture, and character. These underrated cities deserve recognition beyond the usual coastal favorites. Cast your vote and help crown the most underappreciated city in the country.693 votes · 21 candidates

Red State Universities Purge Gen Ed Courses Following Order To Step Away From ‘Woke Ideologies’Reporting — Oct 15, 2024Florida’s public universities are purging general education courses that include “woke ideologies,” following a state law enacted by Gov. Ron DeSantis, Politico reported Monday. Hundreds of courses previously required…

Accreditor Gives Columbia University Dire Warning As It Locks Horns With Trump — Jul 2, 2025The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) on Tuesday announced Columbia University has been given a “non-compliance warning” and is at risk of losing its accreditation status. A letter sent to Columbia on…

Taxpayer Dollars May Have Funded Education Of CCP Assets, Report Reveals — Jun 25, 2026A public university has been operating an MBA pipeline to roles in China's state-owned enterprise and government bodies, a recent Strategy Risks report shows.

CASEY RYAN: It’s Time For DEI-Pushing Accreditors To Change Their Ways — Mar 11, 2025As the Trump administration and state legislatures work to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives from America’s education system, universities continue to promote and support the controversial…

On X · @plave_officialPLAVE Posts D-4 Countdown for Incheon World Tour ConcertsThe official @plave_official account shared a promotional post marking 4 days until the group’s 2026 World Tour [KEEP IT MANIC] shows at Incheon Munhak Main Stadium (Sept 12–13, 2026). It is trending within the PLAVE fandom due to strong engagement as fans express excitement for the upcoming concerts and praise the visuals.2,824 likes · 5m

Biden-Harris Admin Allocated Nearly $1 Million To Deploy ‘Antiracist’ Counselors To Red State Public SchoolsReporting — Oct 8, 2024The Department of Education awarded a grant to the University of Missouri System in 2023 that funded the deployment of 64 “antiracist” counselors to the state’s public schools, records show. Through the Partnership for…

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Betsy DeVos Sparks Outrage After Comparing Being ‘Pro-Choice’ to Supporting SlaveryReporting — Jan 24, 2020U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has sparked outrage after comparing people who are pro-choice to the choice states made to own slaves. DeVos was giving a talk at a Colorado Christian University event in…

VS BattlePhysical Books vs E-ReadersPaper's soul versus the paperless suitcase.Physical Books vs E-Readers · 145 votes — pick a side

ALEX McFARLAND: A Free Education In Iran For Students Who Are Pro-HamasReporting — Jun 5, 2024Iran’s state-owned Press TV reported that Iran’s Shiraz University “as a gesture of solidarity” will offer scholarships to any student suspended for anti-Israel, pro-Hamas protests on U.S. campuses. This is not Babylon…

Trump Unveils Multibillion Critical Minerals Push — Aug 7, 2026President Trump unveiled a coordinated package totaling over $180 million in grants to expand mining education and workforce programs, backed by $100 million from the Department of Energy and more than $80 million from the military to three universities, including the Colorado School of Mines, the South Dakota School of Mines, and Johns Hopkins University, to build a domestic critical minerals talent pool. The move, announced at a State Department roundtable, aims to strengthen U.S. supply chains for critical minerals and reduce reliance on China, as part of a broader push to boost mining innovation and manufacturing resilience.