Limitations on Transgender Athletes in New Hampshire

The New Hampshire senate has passed a bill that would place limitations on transgender athletes in grades 5-12, banning them from teams that align with their gender identity.

Arkansas Governor Sarah Sanders signs executive order in response to President Biden's Title IX regulations

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders signed an executive order in response to President Biden's new Title IX regulations that added protections for transgender athletes, stating that sex should be based on biological differences between men and women, not on gender identity.

House Passes Bill Expanding Definition of Antisemitism in Academic Settings

The House passed a bill to expand the legal definition of antisemitism in academic settings, which would mandate the Department of Education to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism. The bill has faced criticism for potential impact on free speech on campus.

Biden administration's expansion of LGBTQ protections under Title IX facing legal challenges

The Biden administration's expansion of LGBTQ protections under Title IX is facing legal challenges from several states led by Republican officials, who argue the changes are unconstitutional and overreaching. The Department of Education defends the new rules, stating they ensure no person experiences sex discrimination in federally-funded education.

Department of Education Crackdown on Grand Canyon University

The Department of Education is cracking down on Grand Canyon University, the largest Christian university in the U.S., over allegations of misleading students about the cost of its doctoral programs. GCU is pushing back, claiming bias and demanding a retraction of statements made by Education Secretary Miguel Cardona.

Controversy over Department of Education's work study funding guidance

Attorneys general of 16 states warn Department of Education that work study funding guidance may violate federal law by allowing public agencies to use funds for political activities. They argue that taxpayer money should not support partisan activities.

Liberty University fined $14 million for Clery Act violations

Liberty University fined $14 million for violations of campus safety standards under the Clery Act, faces unprecedented fines from Department of Education, President Costin criticizes investigation process as rushed and possibly biased against faith-based and politically conservative institutions.

Department of Education Fine on Liberty University for Clery Act Violations

The Department of Education fined Liberty University $14 million for violating the Clery Act, which requires colleges to disclose campus crime statistics and security information. The university also agreed to spend an additional $2 million to improve campus safety.

FAFSA Glitch and Temporary Workaround for Texas Students with Immigrant Parents

A glitch in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has prevented Texas students with immigrant, non-citizen parents from applying for financial assistance, but a temporary workaround has been rolled out by the U.S. Department of Education to help students meet deadlines.