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Sarah Inama, an Idaho teacher, faced backlash for a classroom poster saying "Everyone is welcome here" with diverse hands.
The White House is freezing over $1 billion in federal funding for Cornell, $800M for Northwestern, citing civil rights probes.
After 100 years, The Great Gatsby remains a staple in high school reading, sparking lively discussions and debates.
A majority of U.S. adults say college degrees are valuable, yet only 18% find four-year college costs "fair."
Parents face uncertainty in college planning due to federal loan changes and market instability, says expert.
Women students outside Kabul University face educational barriers after a USAID grant is terminated.
Jacqueline Quintero found a sense of belonging at Dominican University, where efforts to welcome Hispanic students have led to a 25% enrollment boost.
Princeton faces federal funding cuts under Trump for not combating antisemitism, says President Eisgruber.