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- Michigan college president explains innovative way colleges are driving down costs - Rize Education allows colleges to share professors and online classes, helping institutions like Adrian College launch new programs while driving down costs.
- Nearly 40% of young Americans say political violence can be justified in certain situations - Harvard poll of young Americans shows 39% see political violence as acceptable in certain situations with wider concerns shaping their views.
- Former Kansas art teacher accused of having sex with student in Jeep to stand trial - A Kansas judge ruled that former high school art teacher must stand trial on charges she groomed and had unlawful sexual relations with a student.
- New York state blocks second Long Island school district from adopting transgender bathroom ban - New York state blocked Locust Valley School District's transgender bathroom ban, marking the second Long Island district prohibited from enforcing such restrictions.
- Conservative professor slams 0 grade for Oklahoma student's biblical essay as punitive: 'very inappropriate' - University of Wisconsin professor Trevor Tomesh criticizes the zero grade given to student Samantha Fulnecky for referencing biblical views on gender roles.
- Texas Tech restricts teaching of race and gender, faculty could be disciplined for violating rule - Texas Tech enacts new classroom restrictions on race and gender topics, with faculty potentially facing discipline for violating the policy.
- Catholic college defends hosting 'Trans Day of Remembrance' event - Catholic college faces criticism for hosting Trans Day of Remembrance event, sparking heated debate over LGBTQ+ inclusion at religious institutions.
- University of Florida ordered to reinstate law student who was expelled after anti-Jewish comments - Federal judge orders University of Florida to reinstate law student expelled for controversial speech, citing First Amendment constitutional protections.
- Nearly 2 in 3 Americans now say college degrees aren't worth the financial cost, survey finds - A new survey reveals a dramatic shift, as two-thirds of Americans now believe college degrees aren't worth the cost, marking a major change from a decade ago.
- Digital isolation is crushing young men — fraternities hold a proven solution - Young men face a mental health crisis with 57% rating wellbeing as poor. Research shows fraternity communities offer proven solutions to combat isolation.