Students at NYU express sadness over the loss of WSP’s homeless community after one of their peers is violently attacked by an individual from that group.
It seems like a lesson in common sense is needed. Students at New York University are expressing dissatisfaction about Washington Square Park, claiming it has lost its appeal following the removal of many homeless individuals and drug users—ironically, after one of their peers was attacked by a violent vagrant in the vicinity earlier this week. […]
Instructors keep penalizing students for conservative views in university settings
Something feels really wrong with higher education in the U.S. when students believe they need to hide their viewpoints—or even pretend to lean liberal—to make it through classes. As a college freshman, I hear this sentiment echoed by friends weekly. This isn’t just a theory. It’s the everyday experience of those I share meals with, […]
Almost half of students in New York state do not pass the math and English tests: data
According to recent data, nearly half of young New Yorkers are still struggling with standardized tests in math and English. The state Department of Education published its annual report card for students in grades 3 through 8, revealing that just 53% were deemed “proficient” in English. Math scores fared slightly better, with 57% achieving proficiency […]
Student’s death at Texas A&M determined to be suicide, countering family’s assertions of foul play
Mystery Surrounding Brianna Aguilera’s Death Resolved as Suicide Texas authorities have determined that the death of Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera was a suicide, following the discovery of a deleted suicide note on her cell phone. Despite this conclusion, her family insists that her passing was “not a coincidence.” Aguilera was found in her Austin […]
Student’s unsuccessful Bible-themed essay on gender won’t impact final grade
A student at the University of Oklahoma is making headlines after receiving an F on a Bible-themed essay related to gender, assigned by a transgender instructor. Despite this failing grade, his overall academic standing remains unaffected, sparking considerable controversy. Samantha Hrunecki, a 20-year-old student, has filed a discrimination complaint against the university following her grade, […]
Ex-prosecutor calls for a deeper investigation into Texas A&M student’s death in Austin
Investigation into Texas A&M Student’s Death Raises Questions A former federal prosecutor is urging the Austin police to take a more in-depth look into the death of Brianna Aguilera, a 19-year-old Texas A&M University student found dead after a football game. Aguilera was discovered at 12:47 a.m. on Saturday at the 21 Rio Apartments in […]
New Illinois Law Providing Financial Aid to Undocumented Students Takes Effect January 1
Illinois Law Expands Financial Aid to Undocumented Students The recent law signed by Governor J.B. Pritzker (D-Ill.) extends eligibility for state and local financial aid to undocumented students, set to take effect on January 1, 2026. Critics, however, argue that this move may lead to a decrease in scholarships and subsidies available to citizens and […]
Professor criticizes failing grade given to Oklahoma student’s biblical essay
Controversy at University of Oklahoma Over Grading Practices A professor from the University of Wisconsin System has commented on the recent incident involving Samantha Hrunecki, a University of Oklahoma student who received a failing grade due to citing the Bible in her essay. Trevor Tomesh, a professor at the University of California, River Falls, expressed […]
Mother claims her deceased Texas A&M student’s phone was tossed into the woods.
Texas A&M Student Found Dead; Mother Questions Circumstances The mother of a Texas A&M University student, who was discovered dead following an incident with a reckless driver, is raising concerns about the situation surrounding her daughter’s death. Brianna Aguilera, 19, was found at 12:47 a.m. Saturday at the 21 Rio Apartments in Austin, Texas, shortly […]
The surprising increase of Gen Z college students struggling with basic math skills
A recent report highlights a concerning trend: a growing number of Gen Z college freshmen are starting school without adequate math skills, leading to a significant decline in their SAT scores. What’s really startling is that some of these students are struggling with math at a level typically expected in middle school—essentially, below fifth grade. […]