US Education - Page 243

April 17

Harvard under fire as DHS secretary cuts $2.7M in grants, demands visa records: 'America demands more'

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem cut $2.7M in grants to Harvard University on Wednesday, citing antisemitism and visa violations, and warned of losing foreign student program access.

April 17

Harvard dean's council member resigns from post after lawsuit claims he 'aided and abetted' Hamas

Bashar Masri will no longer serve on the Harvard Kennedy School of Government's Dean's Council after a lawsuit claiming he "aided and abetted" Hamas.

April 17

International students file lawsuit in Georgia over termination of their VISA's

Their are 17 International students filing a lawsuit in Georgia over illegal termination of their VISA citing they were terminated without due process.

April 17

10-year-old California prodigy set to graduate from college with 2 degrees

A 10-year-old in California, is a month away from graduating with two associate degrees and if successful will be the youngest to ever graduate from from Crafton Hills College.

April 16

Underperforming DC schools' staff has grown 7 times faster than enrollment: audit

An audit of D.C. Public Schools' found staffing levels in the district have increased at a rate of seven-and-a-half times more than student enrollment, underscoring a larger trend nationwide of public school districts serving fewer and fewer students while staffing grows.

April 16

At least 4 students injured in shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas

At least four students were injured in a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas Tuesday, including a 17-year-old who was reportedly shot in the leg.

April 16

‘Daily Show’ host mocks MSNBC’s O’Donnell for ‘pretending to be embarrassed’ about going to Harvard

"The Daily Show" co-host Ronny Chieng mocked MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell after he seemed to be bragging about attending Harvard University.

April 16

The fight to end biological males in women’s sports is about ‘generations to come’: Maine high school athlete

Maine cross country high school athlete Cassie Carlisle breaks down her experience with biological males in women’s sports amid the Justice Department suing Maine for Title IX violations on ‘America Reports.’

April 16

US college students arrested abroad fight to get home after passports seized: 'Done nothing wrong'

Danish authorities have seized the passports of two American college students after they were jailed over an alleged dispute with an Uber driver during a spring break trip.

April 16

American college students on spring break released from jail after alleged dispute with Uber driver

Two U.S. college students have been released from jail in Denmark after an alleged altercation with an Uber driver while the pair were traveling for spring break.