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Reverse-racism lawsuit against LAUSD flies in the face of history
Students in a combined fourth- and fifth-grade class work together on a poster about the Lunar New Year. Credit: Photo […]
January 27, 2026
LAWSUIT: Illinois law blocks Democratic dissenters from operating without party elites’ permission
CHICAGO, Jan. 27, 2026 — Like most Americans, you’ve probably criticized the Democrats or the Republicans at some point. But […]
January 27, 2026
The campaign to crush free speech in Minnesota
This essay was originally published in The Free Press on Jan. 21, 2026. Three days later, ICE agents shot and […]
January 27, 2026
What Higher Ed Needs to Know (and Do) About the DOJ’s New Title II Web Accessibility Rule
Accessibility is now a mandate, not a “nice to have” Digital experiences have become essential public infrastructure. For colleges and […]
January 27, 2026
K–12 Edtech in 2026: Five Trends Shaping the Year Ahead
For years, K–12 technology conversations revolved around what to adopt next — the newest device, the latest platform, the next […]
January 27, 2026
Rethinking metrics, rethinking narratives: why widening access at elite universities requires more than procedural fairness
by Kate Ayres For many years, the fair access agenda in UK HE has emphasised more transparent and consistent admissions […]
January 27, 2026
How to help homeless college students: A Cal State Long Beach professor studies what works
Cal State Long Beach professor of social work Rashida Crutchfield is the executive director of the university’s Center for Equitable […]
January 27, 2026
San Diego students cross the border to earn their dream education
“In elementary school, I would wake up as early as 4 in the morning, then we would cross and my […]
January 27, 2026
3 Questions on Academic Innovation and Centers for Teaching and Learning for BU’s Wendy Colby
In the evolving landscape of higher education, centers and institutes dedicated to teaching and learning can no longer be viewed […]
January 27, 2026