Inside One of the Largest Student Worker Strikes Ever
"I have seen the discrimination that my coworkers face. I have seen that my coworkers are unable to pay their rent at the end of the month, are unable to eat."
With Trump's New Travel Ban, 2 Afghan Sisters Wait in Limbo
Afsana, facing her father's disapproval, pursues a scholarship in the U.S. as hope for a brighter future against Taliban restrictions on education for women.
Purdue Cuts Off Student Paper Citing Institutional Neutrality
The Exponent has served Purdue University for decades, but the end of the partnership raises questions about free speech and student journalism's access to institutional support.
Trump Wants Thousands of Migrant Children to Represent Themselves in Court
The Trump administration's stop-work order halted vital legal services for unaccompanied migrant children, prompting immediate adjustments by the Galveston-Houston Immigrant Representation Project.
CUNY Faculty Are Still Determined to Hire Palestinian Studies Scholars
Hunter College's Palestinian studies job posting faced censorship but has been resubmitted without controversial terminology after backlash from critics.
CUNY Faculty Are Still Determined to Hire Palestinian Studies Scholars
Hunter College's Palestinian studies job posting faced censorship but has been resubmitted without controversial terminology after backlash from critics.