President Donald Trump’s administration has spent the year battling with three blue states over their discrimination protections for transgender athletes.

President Donald Trump’s anti-DEI crusade, court fights and a record-breaking government shutdown have upended federal efforts to expand mental health services for young students.

The Education Department will continue rulemaking for various student loan programs today, even as the shutdown stretches past the one-month mark.

How Virginia’s gubernatorial race shakes out next month could determine the longevity of Glenn Youngkin's efforts — especially the board appointments that were critical to implementing his higher education agenda.

The effort to coax universities into signing a higher education policy agreement is facing significant resistance.

The Education Department, already hit by mass layoffs in March, is slated to lose another 466 within the offices that oversee special education programs, civil rights enforcement and provide services to HBCUs.

Supreme Court justices are launching a new term today that will plunge them back into the national debate over LGBTQ+ rights.

What happens to federal education programs during a shutdown?

Charlie Kirk’s death at the hands of an alleged assassin has already unleashed a conflict between campus cancel culture, free speech, and safety concerns that school administrators are struggling to handle. Now the question is whether his death motivates a new wave of conservative students.