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March 17

Republicans push campus carry laws in nearly a dozen states as college shootings reignite debate

The college gun debate intensifies as lawmakers in eight states weigh campus carry bills. Critics cite safety risks, while supporters argue for armed citizens.

March 17

College Republicans chapter sues University of Florida over club shutdown following antisemitic allegations

University of Florida College Republicans file lawsuit after club shutdown over allegedly antisemitic gesture. Attorney seeks emergency injunction.

March 15

Whiskey mogul offers free $200M college campus to religious groups, with one major catch

A Vermont whiskey founder offers a free $200 million college campus to Christian institutions for a spiritual revival. Raj Peter Bhakta bought Green Mountain College in 2020.

March 13

Hegseth cranks up pressure on US war colleges

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth declared that a task force will scrutinize senior service colleges to ensure they provide quality education without wokeness.

March 13

Utah bill would allow students to obtain religious accommodations for assignments that violate their beliefs

A Utah bill requiring public colleges to accommodate students' religious beliefs in coursework has passed the legislature and raised concerns from some academics.

March 11

California State University board meeting falls into chaos amid SJSU lawsuit vs Trump admin over trans scandal

CSU and San Jose State University sued the federal government over Title IX transgender volleyball findings after Education Secretary threatened funding cuts.

March 11

Alleged hazing death tied to secretive rush night ignites arrests and frat reckoning

College freshman allegedly dies from alcohol poisoning during fraternity hazing at Northern Arizona University, prompting arrests and chapter shutdown.

March 11

Former Kentucky cheerleader indicted on manslaughter charge after newborn son found dead in closet

Former University of Kentucky student-athlete accused of manslaughter and evidence tampering after newborn found dead in closet, indicted on felonies.

March 10

Schools boost antisemitism grades in ADL report but students say hostility persists

ADL's campus antisemitism report card suggests students may not be seeing the full impact of universities' approaches to tackling anti-Jewish hatred.

March 10

ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Cards reveal Jewish students' reality at universities

ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt explains the improved grades universities have received while students report anti-Jewish incidents on their campuses.