On behalf of the Stanford Chapter of theAmerican Association of University Professors, Cecile Alduy asks President Levin and Provost Martinez to explicitly resist threats from the federal government.

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April is Community College Month — a time to recognize the powerful role community colleges play in transforming lives, communities, and futures. For me, it’s not just a professional observance. It’s ...

Connecticut attorney J. Xavier Pryor has accused his former employer, Timothy Brignole, of sending an anonymous letter claiming he assaulted his wife.

If 2023 was the year of laying the foundation for the Anti-Doping and Medication Control Program, then 2024 was the year of enhancing and refining that program to set the Horseracing Integrity and ...

I’ve worked at the Cawley Career Center, training with industry professionals to help students perfect their job application ...

A letter with over 2,400 signatures from college and university professors is circulating across the United States, calling for institutions to come together and fight against the Trump administration ...

He should be held responsible for the shortcomings of public education in Texas ... “Southwest’s baggage,” by Morgan Gardner, Friday Letters. I don’t think weasel wording is taught ...

Kelsea Ballerini celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry with a moving cover of Barbara Mandrell‘s 1981 tune “I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool.” Ballerini took the ...

From the 2022-23 school year to the current school year, Olathe says it has moved $102 million from other student services to cover the costs of special education, according to the letter.

I enjoy Andrew Marr’s insights into Westminster politics, but his knowledge of state education seems limited (Politics, 14 March). He asserts that the Children’s Well-Being and Schools Bill is a ...

We have recently heard from the new administration that it intends to essentially eliminate the U.S. Department of Education. What does this mean to the average parent and their children?