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April 29

Trump’s executive order blitz: What he's signed and what's changed

President Donald Trump has signed at least 137 executive orders since the inauguration of his second term on Jan. 20, 2025.

April 29

Teen rejected by 16 colleges, hired by Google, sues for racial discrimination

Stanley Zhong is suing the University of California, Cornell and others. He was rejected from 16 colleges despite being offered a Ph.D.-level job at 13.

April 29

PASTOR COREY BROOKS: A special South Side of Chicago success story

I truly believe in training kids in the trades. It will be a featured part of the community center I am building right now on the South Side of Chicago.

April 29

Trump's crackdown on Harvard, 'woke' colleges will take more than 100 days to leave lasting reform: professor

Through executive orders, funding freezes, and immigration enforcement measures, colleges face mounting pressure to reform to the Trump administration's crackdown on "woke" campuses.

April 28

Trump administration targets Ivy League school, law journal for racial discrimination

The Trump administration is investigating Harvard University and the Harvard Law Review for allegations that they violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

April 28

Trump's first 100 days drive campus meritocracy as student notes conservative shift

Campus Reform reporter Emily Sturge, a University of Florida student, applauded the Trump administration's efforts to restore merit-based education and dismantle DEI practices. (Fox News Digital)

April 28

Trump's first 100 days challenge campus DEI as expert warns change must be 'reformed internally'

Cornell Professor William Jacobson argues that meaningful reform in higher education requires cutting off federal funding for DEI programs. (Fox News Digital)

April 28

Trump admin rules UPenn violated Title IX, demands school return honors to female athletes

The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights determined that UPenn violated Title IX rules and urged the school to meet its demands for compliance.

April 28

Elite schools organize group to oppose Trump administration as battle for higher education funding escalates

Following the Trump administration's targeted attacks on elite universities, including Harvard, leaders from multiple schools have organized to oppose the government.

April 28

COVID crackdown: Republicans seek to defund universities still requiring vaccine

Colleges that require students to undergo a COVID-19 vaccine will have their federal funding ended if House lawmakers get their way following a President Donald Trump executive order.