Education
Jason Arday, Former Cambridge Professor Accused of Plagiarism, Found Dead
Jason Arday, who resigned as a professor from the University of Cambridge after he became the subject of academic misconduct allegations, was found dead on Friday.
Cambridge Prof Fighting Plagiarism Allegations Seems to Have Fabricated Major U.S. University Affiliation
Ohio State has no record of a Jason Arday — and its DEI office, where he says he works, closed last year.
School Administrators Have Stolen Hundreds of Millions by Defrauding Taxpayers, Damning New Report Finds
The report identified at least 90 cases of fraud perpetrated through the Department of Education since 2019.
Homeschool Parents See Promise — and Peril — in Artificial Intelligence
Some homeschool families remain wary of the technology — but a growing contingent believe AI can make homeschooling more accessible.
Bible Passages Will Soon Be Required Reading for Millions of Texas Students
A new Texas State Board of Education directive will require more than 5 million students in the Lone Star state to read portions of the Bible and other classic pieces of literature in K-12 English and literature classes.
L.A. School Superintendent Resigns Months After FBI Raided His Home
Under Carvalho, the district signed a $6 million contract with an education technology company that later collapsed under fraud charges.
Universities Hiding Involvement in Climate Lawfare, Complaint Alleges
A watchdog group is accusing the Universities of Illinois and Arizona of a coordinated cover-up.
Majority of Law Professors Self-Censor to Avoid Campus Backlash, Study Finds
In its first survey of legal faculty, FIRE found that conservative professors are especially likely to feel they need to conceal controversial opinions.
Radical Leftists Organize Stanford Commencement Walk-out Against Google CEO Using Google Form
Over 100 students left Stanford Stadium as Google CEO Sundar Pichai began his address.
Teachers’ Unions Spent Billions of Dollars in Membership Dues on Exorbitant Employee Salaries
A new watchdog report finds hundreds of teachers’ unions employees have collected six-figure salaries at the expense of due-paying teachers, who often make far less.