President Donald Trump has vowed to dismantle the Education Department using executive action. Three education policy experts explain how his plan could work.

Two Jewish students filed federal antidiscrimination charges against the Cornell Graduate Student Union and the national United Electrical Workers Union, alleging they were harassed for requesting ...

Portland, Oregon is facing a potential loss of $387 million in federal grants if it does not comply with the Trump ...

Western Washington University is among more than 60 colleges and universities that are being investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice over complaints of campus antisemitism in the w ...

The plaintiff said the employer refused to investigate allegations of racial preference at an Atlanta facility. Clorox denied ...

A university spokesperson told HR Dive that “Stanford takes any allegation of antisemitism very seriously,” but “a thorough ...

As American demographics change—with growing racial diversity, educational polarization, and morphing religious ...

Bill Moyers, a former resident of Bernardsville who died at the age of 91 on Thursday, June 26, was a passionate and ...

Experts say the wave in hiring of Title VI staff mirrors a similar surge in the early 2010s, when institutions changed how ...

Where a senior director at a government affairs consulting firm alleged she was constructively discharged, but she failed to plead facts making it plausible a reasonable person would have felt ...

The Trump administration has jettisoned this established approach to rescind bedrock legal protections for everyday Americans in the dark of night, with almost no explanation.