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Harvard Asked Judge to Dismiss DOJ Admissions Lawsuit

Harvard Asked Judge to Dismiss DOJ Admissions Lawsuit

The university is fighting a government request for extensive applicant records following a 2023 court ruling.

Live Poll

Should federal regulators have the authority to access detailed applicant records from private universities?


College Applications

College Applications

Appeals Court Paused Extra College Athlete Eligibility

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily halted a ruling that granted an additional year of eligibility to certain athletes.


Language Learning

Language Learning

Prince Harry Abandoned New York Speech After Glitch

The Duke of Sussex returned to the stage to complete his address after a teleprompter failure in New York City.

Prince Harry Abandoned New York Speech After Glitch

Administration

Live Poll

Should your local school prioritize mental health support over additional security measures?

Administration

Principal Network Updated Guide on School Shootings

The Principal Recovery Network released new resources to help school leaders manage staff trauma after violent attacks.

Principal Network Updated Guide on School Shootings

Scholarships

Live Poll

Do you believe private scholarships offer meaningful financial help to students pursuing healthcare degrees?

Scholarships

Michael Bogdan Healthcare Scholarship Opened

Undergraduate students pursuing healthcare degrees can now apply for the new one-time financial award.

Michael Bogdan Healthcare Scholarship Opened

Secondary Education

Live Poll

Do you feel the quality of schools in your area is getting better or worse?

Secondary Education

Americans Reported Low Satisfaction With Education

A new poll reveals that while most prioritize education, only 32 percent of adults are satisfied with the current options.

Americans Reported Low Satisfaction With Education

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