#student-rights

#student-rights

Current student abductions by ICE reflect a troubling campaign of intimidation targeted at those expressing criticism of Israel and advocating for Palestinian rights.

Brown University is facing scrutiny for disciplinary actions against student journalist Alex Shieh for conducting inquiries about non-faculty roles.

The situation raises important questions about administrative transparency and potential infringement on free speech.

Public school rallies protest ICE access to campuses amid fears of mass deportations.

Protests at Columbia University demand the release of detained Palestinian activists Mohsen Mahdawi and Mahmoud Khalil.

Students at M.I.T. protested in support of the pro-Palestinian encampment, leading to arrests and suspensions by the university.

UCLA Police will return cellphones to students arrested during protests after deciding not to file charges.

USC enforces strict disciplinary actions against students involved in protests, claiming compliance with safety and conduct codes amid national unrest over pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

The Vermont community strongly supports Mohsen Mahdawi, a detained student activist, urging his release during a heartfelt gathering.

Local journalism and arts coverage are essential for Portland's community, but they rely on public support.

Student-athletes are suing Sonoma State University to prevent the elimination of all sports programs amid budget cuts.

Colleges and universities have failed to protect Jewish students from rising antisemitism, as highlighted in a report by the House Committee on Education and the Workforce.

The strike at BIMM underscores the detrimental effects of treating higher education as a profit-driven enterprise.

Harvard's current atmosphere reflects larger tensions in higher education, showcasing the discord between academic normalcy and political turmoil regarding student rights and freedoms.

Hope Walz is skipping graduate school in protest against the university's inadequate support for student demonstrations.

Facial recognition technology in schools undermines students' academic freedom and well-being, particularly impacting marginalized groups.

The surveillance atmosphere generated by facial recognition is harmful to the educational environment and student development.

A San Diego middle school expunged a student's suspension linked to false blackface allegations following a lawsuit from the student's family.

A Maryland high school student is denied graduation due to her family's objections to mandatory health course content related to LGBTQ+ issues.

The partnership between Florida universities and ICE has heightened fears of deportations and visa cancellations among international students.

The detention of a University of Minnesota student underlines the intersection of minor legal issues and strict immigration enforcement.

A federal judge ordered a Tufts student's immigration case moved from Louisiana to Vermont, citing jurisdictional appropriateness and concerns over fairness.

An 11-year-old girl in Pasadena was forced to duct-tape her mouth shut by a security officer for being too loud.

The security officer has been fired and the girl's family has filed a police report.

California is proposing new laws to protect immigrant students from ICE activities near schools.

Jake Tapper questions the justification for the arrests of foreign students, demanding evidence amidst vague official statements.

Harvard's administration is facing criticism for suspending students involved in pro-Palestine actions, raising questions about academic freedom.

The actions taken by Harvard pose significant implications for freedom of expression and protest in academic settings.

Parents allege unfair punishment of their son for using AI to assist in preparing schoolwork, initiating a legal case against the school.

Students in Peru are suing their university for not providing vegan food options, claiming violations of their rights and personal identity.

Systemic failure in addressing staffing vacancies and dangerous facilities in West Contra Costa Unified School District.