19-year-old UC Berkeley student drowns in pool during chaotic off-campus fraternity party
A student from the University of California, Berkeley has tragically died after drowning in a pool during an off-campus fraternity party. It appears that someone could face legal consequences for allegedly supplying alcohol for the event. Berkeley police reported on Wednesday that a 19-year-old was found unconscious around 11:30 p.m. on November 14 at the […]
Former teacher avoiding conviction for reportedly encouraging teen partner to murder husband receives sentence for sexually assaulting student.
Former Teacher Sentenced for Sexual Assault of Minor A former teacher from Kentucky, Elena Baldin, has received her sentence after being convicted of sexually assaulting a minor who was incarcerated. This follows earlier, more serious charges against her, including an alleged plot to have her husband killed. Baldin, 28, was arrested in April and initially […]
Teachers at Wild Peach Elementary injure autistic student by dropping him, security footage shows
Abuse Incident at Texas Elementary School A disturbing video has emerged showing two teachers at a Texas school mistreating a 5-year-old boy with autism, resulting in a broken leg, prompting outrage from his mother. In the footage, Guadalupe Rodriguez’s nonverbal son was seen being picked up and slammed to the floor at Wild Peach Elementary […]
North Carolina school district responds to student absences during ICE operations
Wake County Public Schools Responds to Immigration Concerns Wake County, North Carolina’s largest school district, is taking steps to address student absenteeism amid recent immigration raids. On Tuesday, Superintendent Robert P. Taylor shared a message intended to ease the “anxiety” felt by locals due to federal immigration actions. The message, titled “Supporting Staff and Families […]
Distorted ‘Teacher of the Year’ receives light punishment for stalking 11-year-old student
South Carolina Teacher Sentenced for Harassment Dylan Robert Dukes, a 27-year-old teacher from South Carolina, will only serve probation after admitting to sending over 60 love letters to an 11-year-old student. Last week, he pleaded guilty to first-degree harassment for his actions at Starr Elementary School last year, where he overwhelmed the girl with notes, […]
Student court at Loyola New Orleans reverses SGA decision to ban Turning Point USA chapter
Loyola University Student Court Overturns SGA Decision Loyola University New Orleans’ student court has reversed a decision made by the Student Government Association (SGA) that denied the new Turning Point USA chapter official status as a campus organization, as revealed by documents acquired by Fox News Digital. The court’s ruling came after an appeal from […]
Maine high school substitutes hiking for detention to manage student behavior
Maine High Schools Consider New Approaches to Discipline In Bath, Maine, Morse High School is trying a different tack when it comes to student discipline. Instead of traditional detentions, they’re implementing a “detention hike” program, where students can opt for a walk outdoors rather than sit in a classroom as punishment. This idea, originated by […]
Worries about potential sale of federal student loan portfolio by Trump
Trump Administration Considers Selling Student Loan Portfolio The Trump administration is reportedly exploring the possibility of selling its federal student loan portfolio, which has drawn criticism from Democrats and skepticism from various quarters. The government’s student loan portfolio, valued at $1.77 trillion, is managed through contracts with loan servicers. Recent discussions between the Departments of […]
Decline in New International Student Enrollment Worries Colleges About Financial Impact
International Enrollment in U.S. Schools Declines New data suggests that international enrollment in U.S. schools is on the downturn, with universities acknowledging their reliance on these students for additional revenue. A recent report focusing on fall 2025 indicates that first-time foreign student enrollments have decreased by 17%. This information comes from Open Doors, an initiative […]
Texas Student Visa Holder Sent to Prison for Financial Scheme Against Seniors
A federal judge in Texas has sentenced an Indian national living in the U.S. on a student visa to over eight years in prison for his involvement in a financial scam aimed at senior citizens. This week, 21-year-old Dhruv Rajeshbhai Mangukiya faced a federal judge in Austin and received a 97-month prison sentence for conspiracy […]