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The New College of Florida kicked off the inaugural school year of its conservative makeover invigorated by a record freshman class enrollment but also dogged by growing pains and political fallout from a liberal exodus.

A student-aligned free speech group has asked the Supreme Court to rule that bias response teams at colleges and universities chill speech and violate the First Amendment.

Plaintiffs challenging race-based admissions at Thomas Jefferson High School and free-speech codes at Virginia Tech are seeking Supreme Court. intervention in pair of Virginia education lawsuits.

In May, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond affirmed a lower court ruling that said Speech First, a national interest group, lacked standing to sue Virginia Tech over

A free speech advocacy group asked the Supreme Court to consider whether "Bias Response Teams" at hundreds of universities nationwide chill students' speech.

EXCLUSIVE — A coalition of Cornell alumni, faculty, and students unveiled a slew of policy proposals Monday they say will help the Ivy League school live up to its stated commitment to academic freedom and free speech.

 

The DEI machine has become a well-funded behemoth whose sole purpose is to identify, track and shut down dissenting voices.

A year of turmoil at Stanford University came to a head this week as the university president, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, tendered his resignation, and the law school's controversial diversity dean Tirien Steinbach also resigned.

Tirien Steinbach, Stanford Law School’s associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion, resigned Thursday, months after her confrontation with Trump-appointed Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan went viral.