#student-rights

#student-rights

UC Santa Cruz police warrant to seize student phone raises concerns over privacy and retaliation against pro-Palestine protests.

The seizure of a student's cellphone raises significant legal and ethical questions surrounding privacy rights and civil liberties in university settings.

Santa Cruz judge denies injunction to halt UC Santa Cruz's mass bans on students without hearings, raising concerns about due process and community safety.

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.

Harvard faculty are facing disciplinary actions for staging a protest to support students penalized for a previous demonstration.

The City Council approved a uniform dress code policy to address inequities in public school dress codes, particularly those targeting LGBTQ+ students and students of color.

The lawsuit highlights a student's alleged unfair punishment for using AI to assist, amid unclear school policies regarding AI usage.

Former students of Union Institute & University struggle to access transcripts after the university's closure, hindering their education plans.

A judge ruled that a private school must reverse the expulsion of a student pending a full trial.

Teachers often restrict bathroom access to manage classroom situations and teach self-control,

Around 5,000 students are suing UCL over disrupted education due to the pandemic and strikes.

Students claim breaches in tuition contracts due to canceled lectures, online classes, and restricted access to facilities during the pandemic.

Governor Hochul is taking measures to ensure campus safety and address antisemitism in New York colleges following recent protests.

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.

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.

Parents are suing after their son was expelled for sending emails with rap lyrics and emoji, claiming the school's action was unjustified.

A Texas high school student, Darryl George, has been suspended again for violating the school's dress code regarding his hairstyle.

This suspension is the latest in a long-standing dispute over the school's policy on hair and grooming standards.

Students at a Washington, D.C. public school sue over censorship of pro-Palestinian speech, citing rights violation.

A judge temporarily blocked amendments to Title IX protecting LGBTQ+ students in some states.

A second grader was punished by eating lunch outside in cold, raising concerns of bullying and mistreatment at Belleville Public School #4.

Legislation passed in Maryland, the Cameron Carden Act of 2024, requires public universities to offer formal withdrawal policies including mental health reasons and mandates refund in such cases.

Momodou Taal successfully appealed his disenrollment from Cornell University due to pro-Palestine activism, maintaining his visa status amid public pressure.

Parents are outraged over a school's strict uniform policy that forced students to be punished for wearing non-compliant shoes.

A school policy penalizing restroom use by withholding extra credit is deemed unfair and harmful by parents.

Such policies disproportionately affect students with disabilities and female students.

High Court upholds Michaela Community School's ban on prayer rituals, reinforcing the school's right to enforce its policies.

Court order bars California college from discriminating against student groups based on views.

College officials attended anti-Israel lecture despite speaker's abhorrent views.

Cornell University is using new policies to restrict pro-Palestinian protests, impacting international students and raising concerns about free speech on campus.

Stanford University has established new clarity on free speech rules in response to recent protests. Unauthorized encampments are now explicitly prohibited.

Students in Arizona's public universities can now opt out of supporting certain organizations with their fees.

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

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

Protest encampments are counterproductive and lead to more harm than good for academic communities.

Parents want a relaxed dress code after students faced scrutiny for wearing lululemon shorts, feeling body-shamed and uncomfortable.

Parents outraged over secondary school installing cages around bathrooms to restrict student access during class.

Universities must prioritize integrity and responsible discourse rather than merely responding to external pressures when addressing campus protests.

Police crackdowns on nonviolent protests have sparked debates on student rights and freedom of expression on college campuses.

Critics decry the apparent silencing of pro-Palestinian activism at NYU Abu Dhabi, expressing concerns about academic freedom limitations.

Academic freedom is crucial for universities to fulfill their role in society