So rather than scrambling to appease a federal administration that treats academic independence as a threat, Harvard must do what’s best for its students.

The Education Department’s civil rights branch is losing nearly half its staff in the Trump administration’s layoffs, ...

Montana Tucker, Dan Ahdoot, Zach Sage Fox, John Ondrasik and Judea Pearl were among those who spoke at the StandWithUs ...

Tulane University received a letter from the U.S. Department of Education on Monday, Jan. 10 stating that they are under ...

With June’s Democratic primary likely to determine who will be our city’s next leader, we round up everything Jewish-related ...

Wendy Sachs' film, which counts Debra Messing among its executive producers, explores the rise in antisemitism following the ...

The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights sent warning letters to 60 schools, threatening federal funding if they do not protect Jewish students.

The Education Department’s civil rights office has been among the hardest hit by layoffs, with the Trump administration shuttering seven of its 12 regional offices and laying off nearly half of its ...

Richard Painter, a professor at the U, is urging the regents to approve the resolution. In 2023, Painter and former regent ...

USF is one of 60 schools across the country under federal investigation for antisemitic discrimination and harassment. The ...

Unfortunately, too many conservatives and Republicans are making the mistake that partisans on the left used to make and ...

Jewish celebrities on both sides of the Atlantic have been noticeably silent in the face of increases in antisemitism. Carl ...