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Leadership & Policy

Federal Court Orders Reinstatement of Southern Education Foundation Grant After DEI Controversy

Historic civil rights organization wins preliminary injunction against Education Department.

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Federal Funding Cuts Devastate Academic Public Health Programs

New report reveals widespread job losses and economic damage totaling billions.

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Maryland Launches $1M Grant Initiative to Transform Displaced Federal Workers into Teachers

State program addresses dual crisis of educator shortage and federal employment disruption through higher education partnerships.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore

Leadership & Policy

Contract of Brown University President Christina H. Paxson Extended

Brown University has announced that the contract of Dr. Christina H. Paxson, Brown’s president, has been extended an additional 2 years to June 30, 2028. Paxson has served as president of Brown since 2012.

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State Department Halts Foreign Student Visa Interviews

The U.S. State Department has stopped scheduling visa interviews for foreign students wishing to study in the U.S. while it seeks to expand social media screening of applicants.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio

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Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Executive Order to Close Education Department

The judge also prohibited Trump from transferring management of the federal student loan portfolio and special needs programs to other federal agencies, as the president had pledged to do from the Oval Office.

Trump Administration Revokes Harvard's Authority to Enroll International Students

Move threatens global diversity at nation's oldest university as administration targets elite institutions.

Harvard University

Faculty & Staff

USC Professor Defends DEI Programs in Congressional Testimony

Dr. Shaun Harper presents research-backed case against anti-DEI legislation in House subcommittee hearing.

Dr. Shaun Harper

Leadership & Policy

Sanders, Jayapal Introduce New "College for All Act" to Eliminate Tuition for Most Students

The College for All Act would eliminate tuition for students from households earning up to $150,000 annually for single households and up to $300,000 for married households, while guaranteeing tuition-free community college for all students.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.)

Leadership & Policy

Former White House Adviser Keisha Lance Bottoms Announces Georgia Gubernatorial Bid with Focus on Education

Bottoms, who would be the first Democratic governor of Georgia in more than two decades if elected, brings significant executive experience to her campaign.

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms

Leadership & Policy

Historic First Black Librarian of Congress Ousted by White House

As the premier research library for Congress and the nation, the Library of Congress has historically maintained a degree of independence from political interference.

Dr. Carla Hayden

Leadership & Policy

Florida Dreamers Seek Tuition Relief as Legislative Session Extends

With extended legislative session, advocates push for amendment to in-state tuition repeal that would allow current undocumented students to complete degrees at promised rates.

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