US Education - Page 101

December 1

Harvard hires Divinity School graduate who faced assault charges against an Israeli student at a protest

Elom Tettey-Tamaklo received a Harvard teaching position months after completing court-ordered programs for assaulting an Israeli classmate during a 2023 protest.

December 1

Homeschooling on the rise as parents realize education is not one size fits all: Chris Rufo

Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo discusses the factors that have contributed to the rise in homeschooling and the state of education across the country on ‘One Nation.’ 

December 1

Want wokeness out of schools? End woke teacher training

Even university data shows Democrats outnumber Republicans 2-to-1 in American classrooms as teacher training programs push progressive ideology over fundamentals.

November 30

The state of US education system is 'not good'

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade sheds light on the state of the U.S. education system on 'One Nation.'

November 30

University of Florida ordered to reinstate law student who was expelled after anti-Jewish comments

Federal judge orders University of Florida to reinstate law student expelled for controversial speech, citing First Amendment constitutional protections.

November 30

Conservative Gettysburg College group catches student on video tearing down promotional flyers

Video shows students tearing down conservative group's flyers at Gettysburg College, sparking debate over campus free speech and ideological tolerance.

November 30

Expert sounds alarm on 'threat of communism' amid concerns over Chinese influence in schools

Xi Van Fleet, who survived Mao’s Cultural Revolution, joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss Chinese influence in American schools and her broader warning on communism nationwide.

November 29

UC San Diego sees student math skills plummet

Paul Gigot hosts 'The Journal Editorial Report' as panelists discuss declining math skills among freshmen in college and look into the COVID-19 pandemic, de-regulating standardized tests and how some schools are aiming to correct the problems.

November 29

Nearly 2 in 3 Americans now say college degrees aren't worth the financial cost, survey finds

A new survey reveals a dramatic shift, as two-thirds of Americans now believe college degrees aren't worth the cost, marking a major change from a decade ago.

November 29

Digital isolation is crushing young men — fraternities hold a proven solution

Young men face a mental health crisis with 57% rating well-being as poor. Research shows fraternity communities offer proven solutions to combat isolation.