Professor critical of Israel and supportive of Iran back in CUNY classrooms after being arrested for leading violent protests on campus
Controversial Professor Returns to CUNY Corinna Marin, a political science professor known for her extreme views, is set to teach two courses at the City University of New York this fall. Her past includes a brief arrest tied to a protest and strong anti-American and anti-Israel sentiments. Marin, who has expressed admiration for Iran’s Islamic […]
Students react strongly as leading party school installs extensive surveillance system, including in classrooms.
Surveillance Network at San Diego State University Draws Concerns Over 1,300 AI-enabled cameras have been set up throughout San Diego State University, keeping watch over students in dorms, classrooms, gyms, and cafeterias, which has led to unrest on campus. This extensive network was part of a renovation costing more than $1.3 million completed in 2024, […]
James Talarico Opposes the Display of the Ten Commandments in Classrooms
Former teacher and Texas Congressman James Talarico, who is pursuing a path to becoming a pastor, spoke to CNN about his stance against displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools. His comments have attracted criticism from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is currently in the Republican primary for the Senate seat. “A federal appeals […]
Urgent Alert: AI Bias is Approaching Classrooms
Exploring AI Bias in Education In his book, Code Red: Left, Right, China, and the Race to Control AI, Wynton Hall, the social media director at Breitbart News, raises some pressing concerns about new AI technologies entering classrooms. He argues that these tools carry a left-wing bias, and warns that if conservatives react only with […]
Ten Commandments may be shown in public school classrooms in Louisiana
A federal appeals court has recently opened the door for a Louisiana law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. This decision overturns a lower court’s injunction and sparks a renewed discussion about the role of religion in education. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals voted 12-6 to remove the previous […]
Students in Tumbler Ridge locked themselves in classrooms for two hours while a suspect carried out Canada’s deadliest mass school shooting in four decades.
A recent tragic incident at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in northeast British Columbia unfolded into Canada’s most lethal school shooting in nearly four decades. The chaos endured for about two hours as students secured classroom doors with furniture to protect themselves from the assailant. Darian Quist, a Grade 12 student, was attending a mechanics class […]
Texas Tech introduces new limits on discussions about race and gender in classrooms
New Restrictions on Classroom Topics in Texas Tech University System Texas Tech University System Chancellor Brandon Clayton has introduced new guidelines regarding discussions of race, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation in the classroom. Instructors who fail to follow these guidelines may face disciplinary measures. Professor Creighton emphasized the importance of not teaching that any […]
Gen Alpha’s popular ‘6-7’ trend takes over classrooms and affects live television
Fan Interruption During Live Coverage Highlights Viral Meme Trend During a live report on the Oregon State vs. Lafayette game, sports reporter Liv Cleary attracted attention when a fan interrupted her broadcast, fueled by the popular “6-7” meme trend. A fan, notably louder than the rest, repeatedly shouted “6, 7” into the microphone behind her. […]
Oklahoma schools leader Ryan Walters, who advocated for Trump Bibles in classrooms, steps down.
Principal Takes Charge of Conservative Advocacy Group In a noteworthy move, Ryan Walters, the principal of an Oklahoma school, is stepping into the role of CEO for the Teacher Freedom Alliance, a group focused on offering teachers options outside of unionization. Walters, who has been supervising public education in Oklahoma since January 2023, expressed strong […]
Texas A&M University President Steps Down Following Extreme Gender Ideology Promoted in Classrooms
Texas A&M University President Resigns Amid Controversy Mark Wales, the president of Texas A&M University, is stepping down amid fallout from a viral classroom incident that involved a heated debate about gender identity. His resignation, announced by Prime Minister Glenn Heger and the university’s Board of Regents, will take effect on Friday. The circumstances surrounding […]