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Two-thirds of Gen Z worried about job displacement due to AI, survey finds
Sixty-two percent of Gen Zers are worried about job displacement due to artificial intelligence, or AI, according to a new survey. Read More.
‘Momentum undeniably growing’: More elite colleges look to end DEI hiring mandates
Yale, Columbia still use DEI in hiring as other elite colleges like MIT, Harvard abandon practice. Read More.
Year in review: 130 campus cancel culture incidents during 2023-24 school year
Campus cancelations averaged 2.5 per week over last 12 months. Read More.
The College Fix’s 9 most uplifting campus moments of 2023-24 school year
Events demonstrate faith, patriotism, free speech, and family values still important. Read More.
Med school system displaces Americans in favor of foreigners, report finds
Some students going overseas to study medicine, scholar says. Read More.
University of Utah will close women’s, LGBT centers to comply with DEI ban
Institution says it’s reorganizing services under two new offices. Read More.
Polls: Confidence in colleges and universities continues plummet to ‘new lows’
‘The curtain is being pulled back,’ researcher says. Read More.
Teachers union head: ‘Conservatives don’t even want black children to be able to read’
Mayor wants $50 billion for abortions, weight loss drugs, and immigrants. Read More.
Summer heat wave due to climate change, Penn professor says
‘This is a glimpse of not only what our future will look like, but in fact, it will look quite a bit worse than this,’ professor tells CNN. Read More.
‘There are two sexes’: Another federal judge halts Biden Title IX rewrite
Ruling stops enforcement of Title IX changes for six more states. Read More.
Journalist says progressive 'revolution' has overtaken institutions, but 'normal people' are fighting back
In an interview with Fox News Digital, "Morning After the Revolution" author Nellie Bowles says she's hopeful that "normal people" are starting to combat far-left policies. Read More.
Adults who skipped college urge high school grads to follow suit, say rewards are ‘immeasurable’
Entrepreneurs who skipped college told Fox News Digital that high school students opting to sidestep higher education stand to have less debt and good pay. Read More.
Finally, a lesson worth learning from Harvard
Last month, Harvard released a report committing to refrain from issuing empathy statements on matters "not relevant to the core function of the University." Read More.
After Texas Win, School-Choice Groups Eye Other Red States
The political ground shifted in Texas last week, and the impact of the electoral shakeup could send aftershocks across the nation for months, if not years, to come. Read More.
Biden student loan handouts get approval from just 3 in 10 Americans
A new poll found 3 in 10 American approve and 4 in 10 Americans disapprove of President Biden's handling of student debt relief, a major campaign priority for the Democrat. Read More.
