education

The presidents of three private colleges are facing criticism from the left and the right after declining to say whether students would face punishment if they called for the genocide of Jews.

Decades ago, our nation systematically removed religious education from the public school day. LifeWise Academy is bringing it back.

A leading law professor at the University of California-Berkeley has penned a Wall Street Journal column expressing concern about the antisemitism of some of his students and urging law firms not to hire them.

Liberty University, a prominent Christian institution, is grappling with an unprecedented threat from the U.S. Department of Education (ED), reportedly considering a $37.5 million fine over alleged Clery Act violations.

A groundbreaking documentary about a private Christian school’s football season is now streaming on Amazon’s free service, Freevee.

According to a U.S. Department of Education (DOE) preliminary report, the Virginia-based evangelical school, Liberty University, allegedly failed to protect its campus and frequently violated federal law.

A Christian ministry in Ohio that provides biblical education to public school students expects some 30,000 students to enroll in its program this school year.

Few subjects seem less political than math. There is little room for subjective judgment because its truths are universal. No matter what you look like or where you’re from or how you feel about it, two plus two will always equal four, and the area of a circle will always be π r². Math is so objective, in fact, some scientists have theorized that prime numbers could offer the basis of communication with supposed intelligent life elsewhere in the cosmos.

However, even if aliens know that math has no racial or gender bias, some educators on Earth seem to think otherwise. Even amid plummeting math scores in the latest Nation’s Report Card data, a growing chorus of progressive voices insists that racism and sexism are the biggest problems we face in how to teach math.

The speaker, Huwaida Arraf, is Palestinian-American who fell short in a bid for the 2022 Democratic nomination representing Michigan’s 10th Congressional District. The school said in a note to parents that Arraf went off script.

As midterm elections approach, voters say education is a major issue, according to a new poll from Rasmussen Reports.