Politics
How The Trump Admin's Attack on Higher Education and DEI Are Impacting Campuses
Several colleges throughout the United States have eliminated funding, offices, and even staff associated with "DEI" — inspired in part by the Trump administration’s bluster.
Politics
Clean Air Club Is Organizing Musicians to Make COVID-Safer Shows and Spaces
"I don't have to choose between my values and my desire for connection.”
Politics
Your School Might Be Creating Weapons for the Military
In many cases, students are directly involved in the process of creating weapons.
Politics
Colleges Are Getting Rid of Their LGBTQ+ Resources
Due to Republican state lawmakers’ crusade against LGBTQ+ rights and DEI.
Politics
There Are Major Changes Underway to Special Ed Programs
For the first time in decades, some states are updating their policies.
Politics
This Stanford Freshman’s Reporting Brought Down the School President
Theo Baker and the Stanford Daily’s staff landed a scoop that became national news.
Politics
The Conservative Book Ban Crusade Has a New Target
“The whole purpose of this legislation is to make people afraid.”
Politics
How College Journalists Cope With Reporting on Traumatic Events on Campus
“I could barely make it through class without breaking down crying.”
Politics
Hammer & Hope Wants to Confront Political Crises At The Root
Meet the new magazine on Black politics and culture from Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor and Jen Parker.
History
How Black Students Got a Quality Education in the Jim Crow South
The Rosenwald Schools served hundreds of thousands of Black students.
Justice
The Grim History of an Alabama Industrial School Is Still Relevant Today
“Juvenile justice in this country is so atrocious.”
Politics
The College Board's Long History of Controversies
To start, the SAT was designed by an "open white supremacist."
Environment
What Happened After Our Sexual Assault on Campus
“This was a problem much bigger than the two of us.”
Government
We Need to Make People Care About School Board Elections
There is so much at stake in these races.
Environment
Extreme Heat Waves Are Making Learning Impossible
“Attendance drops dramatically once our building gets hot.”
Government
How the Supreme Court Opened the Door to More Prayer in Public Schools
The Court is demolishing the separation of church and state.
Politics
What If Schools Took Students’ Individual Needs Seriously?
A growing movement is doing exactly that.
Politics
This Supreme Court Case Protects Undocumented Students' Right to Education
Texas' governor signaled he wants to see it overturned.
Politics
9 Graduating Seniors Share Advice for Current Students
“Remember that you have so much life left to live after graduation.”
