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Cornell University is facing a Title VII lawsuit after an evolutionary biologist alleged that the university excluded qualified white... Read More
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After October 7, discourse broke down. How can we restore it? Read More
A coalition of Minnesota school districts and the state’s teachers union, Education Minnesota, on Wednesday filed suit in U.S. District... Read More
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A coalition of Minnesota school districts and the state’s teachers union, Education Minnesota, on Wednesday filed suit in U.S. District Court demanding the reinstatement of a decades-old federal policy barring immigration enforcement activities near schools and other “sensitive locations.” ... Read More
The best and worst campuses for free speech, based on a survey of more than 55,000 students.
