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University of Arizona students demonstrated in front of university President Robert Robbins’ office in support of Palestinian civilians on Thursday.

Florida Education Chancellor Ray Rodrigues told university officials chapters of National Students for Justice in Palestine "must be deactivated."

What makes a metro-east school “exemplary”? When does it require “comprehensive support”?

Florida's order to shut down National Students for Justice in Palestine is clearly unconstitutional.

NEW YORK — Columbia University has postponed a major fundraising drive in the latest sign that on-campus turmoil caused by the Israel-Hamas war is not only testing the limits of free speech on campus but is also poised to affect the institution’s pocketbook. Columbia Giving Day, an annual event in which alumni and donors around the world are asked to donate to the university, was scheduled for this Wednesday. It was called off last week with no new date announced. Last year, the ev...

Larry Hogan said that he was pulling was out of two Harvard University fellowship programs, one at the Kennedy School of Politics, and one at the Chan School of Public Health.

When speech crosses the line into discriminatory harassment, as observed in Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania, more colleges must proactively ensure the safety of the targeted communities, writes Mark Goldfeder.

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday became the latest notable figure to pull back from Harvard after student groups there signed a statement blaming Israel for the deadly attacks by Hamas earlier this month.

BALTIMORE — Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan withdrew Monday from two fellowships at Harvard University because of what he calls “dangerous antisemitism” there in the weeks since Hamas terrorists launched an attack on Israel that killed more than 1,400 people. In a letter to Harvard President Claudine Gay, the Republican alluded to 31 student groups that signed a public statement after the ...

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) has dropped out of two fellowship programs at Harvard amid the fallout after the university’s reaction to Hamas’s deadly attack on Israel earlier this month. Hogan, who left office earlier this year at the end of his term, had agreed several months ago to take part in leadership fellowships…