Harvard University has apparently decided that plagiarism is no longer an academic crime. Though plagiarizing President Claudine Gay “resigned,” she will stay on...
Harvard University President Claudine Gay is no longer at the head of the class. The plagiarizing professor quit her job today after an...
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The first waves of European settlers to Northern America were collections of religious nonconformists, entrepreneurs, ethnic minorities (such as the Scotch-Irish), and restless...
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Following a story yesterday about English authorities pushing back against “trans” radicalism in their schools comes another example of reasonableness rising against risible...
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A new 37-page complaint to Harvard University alleges more than 40 instances of plagiarism by President Claudine Gay, whom the university supported after...
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Peter Vlaming, who had been teaching French at West Point High School in West Point, Virginia, for more than six years, was fired...
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Progressive legislators from the cities of Oklahoma’s two premier universities condemned Gov. Kevin Stitt’s executive order curtailing the use of DEI in higher...
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Harvard President Claudine Gay’s plagiarism is worse than previously reported. While conservative writers Christopher Rufo and Christopher Brunet divulged scholarly misconduct in Gay’s...
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Just as Boston University refused to revoke Martin Luther King, Jr.’s doctorate after a panel of scholars confessed that he plagiarized a significant...
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Two California teachers are asking a federal judge to hold their employer in contempt of court for refusing to reinstate them as required...
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The parents of an 11-year-old girl are questioning a Colorado school district’s transgender policies after their daughter, on an overnight educational trip, was...
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In the face of an ideologically belligerent White House, congressional Republicans are brainstorming ways to compel the administration to enforce the law. On...
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They used to be report cards — now they’re distort cards. As a consequence, says education expert Cindi Williams, parents are oblivious to...
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For at least two years, Holt Public Schools in Michigan has advised teachers to not use Christmas symbols, decorations, or other such expressions...
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A new survey revealed that 45 percent of businesses plan on eliminating college-degree requirements for some positions next year. Many of these companies...
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