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The decision came after law school deans opposed the proposed accreditation

Some Israelis and Palestinians share a deepening conviction that security means learning to live in peace under different leaders.

Controversy erupts as campus free speech and academic freedom clash over targeting of pro-Palestinian expression, sparking heated debates. Read to learn more.

In a letter addressed to administrators, the student editors of Columbia Law Review, expressed that they were “irrevocably shaken” by recent events, rendering them unable to concentrate and deeply emotional. - Newsx

Here’s our list of the experts and advocates, outside the government, who are playing big roles in Washington’s policy debates.

The Supreme Court ended affirmative action for colleges, but entrance policies with racial effects persist at the K-12 level.

San Francisco has a litany of big money groups spending large in local elections. How do they do it? And what are the implications?

Microsoft has announced that it will cut support for its classic Teams client on July 1, 2024, and recommends transitioning to the new Teams app.

Get to know the forgotten West Coast abstractionist Zoe Longfield in her first New York solo show at Van Doren Waxter, on view through May 7.

Chemerinsky: It’s ‘sad’ but not ‘typical of Berkeley Law students.’…