Health Education - Page 36

January 3, 2024

Harvard must rid itself of ‘cultural rot’ in wake of Gay resignation, says advocate for Jewish students

The CEO of Israel On Campus said that Harvard doesn't "just have a plagiarism problem" but also a "moral problem" in the wake of President Claudine Gay's resignation.

January 2, 2024

Blackburn cheers Harvard President Gay's resignation: 'She should have done it sooner'

Tennessee GOP Senator Marsha Blackburn celebrated the resignation of Harvard president Claudine Gay on Tuesday, saying she "should have done it sooner."

December 30, 2023

Schools nationwide were rocked by alleged sex crimes against minors in 2023

School districts and schools from coast to coast saw teachers and employees arrested for preying on minors in 2023, previous reporting shows.

December 29, 2023

Missouri school board reverses decision to end Black history courses after backlash

The Francis Howell School District in St. Louis has reversed its decision to end elective Black history courses following protests against the board's initial vote last week.

December 28, 2023

Wisconsin university chancellor fired for causing school 'significant reputational harm'

The University of Wisconsin has decided to terminate the chancellor of UW-La Crosse, Joe Gow, due to unspecified behavior that reportedly harmed the school's reputation.

December 23, 2023

Liberal Atlantic mag rips Harvard for not holding president accountable on plagiarism: ‘Betrayed’ its values

A contributor for leftist outlet The Atlantic condemned Harvard University President Claudine Gay for her plagiarism scandal, saying she should be disqualified from her office.

December 23, 2023

Minnesota professor calls to 'decolonize' and 'dismantle' the US: 'Go as hard as possible'

University of Minnesota professor Melanie Yazzie called to "dismantle" and "decolonize" America during a recent pro-Palestinian "teach-in" about the Hamas-Israel war.

December 21, 2023

Catholic women's college in Indiana reverses policy change allowing applicants who ‘identify as women’

The President of Saint Mary's College in Indiana reversed a policy to consider the admission of biological males who identify as women at the all-women's college.

December 21, 2023

Academic whom Claudine Gay plagiarized calls for Harvard leader's firing: Need to get 'back towards sanity'

Dr. Carol Swain, an academic whom President Claudine Gay plagiarized, has called for the immediate removal of the embattled Harvard University president.

December 21, 2023

Nevada's largest school district, teachers union reach salary increase agreement

After months of negotiations, a new contract has been agreed upon for 18,000 public school teachers in Nevada's Clark County School District, officials say.