Saturday, Nov 08

Cornell University agrees to a $60 million deal to restore funding amid civil rights investigations, paying $30 million to the government and $30 million for agriculture research.

Friday, Oct 31

Abby Zwerner, shot by her 6-year-old student, shares traumatic details during her $40 million lawsuit against the school administration.

Monday, Oct 27

Mali suspends education due to a severe fuel crisis caused by a blockade from insurgents, significantly affecting the nation's operations.

Tuesday, Oct 21

Daniel Naroditsky, the beloved chess grandmaster, passed away at 29, sparking tributes from the chess community.

Tuesday, Oct 21

The University of Arizona becomes the seventh school to decline the Trump administration's compact for preferential funding in exchange for policy changes.

Friday, Oct 17

Oklahoma's new education superintendent has rescinded a controversial Bible mandate in public schools, returning policy discretion to local districts.

Thursday, Oct 16

Brown University declines Trump’s education compact over concerns about academic freedom, joining MIT in rejecting federal funding tied to political directives.

Monday, Oct 13

Mass layoffs at the Department of Education are leaving special education services at risk, threatening vital programs for children with disabilities.

Saturday, Oct 11

MIT has officially rejected a Trump administration proposal for funding that demanded reforms in higher education, citing independence and merit-based funding.

Friday, Oct 10

Joan Bennett Kennedy, first wife of Senator Ted Kennedy, passed away at 89, remembered for her courage and contributions to the arts.