Aaron Gifford
Author
Aaron Gifford has written for several daily newspapers, magazines, and specialty publications and also served as a federal background investigator and Medicare fraud analyst. He graduated from the University at Buffalo and is based in Upstate New York.
LATEST
DOJ Sues California to End In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
The lawsuit cited federal authority granted under President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.
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Education Department to Shift More Work to Other Agencies Amid Dismantling
Secretary Linda McMahon said she’s still focused on the ‘final mission’ of eventually eliminating her department.
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Fewer International Students Enrolling at US Colleges and Universities
The Trump administration has tried to incentivize schools to keep their population of foreign students below 15 percent of total undergraduate enrollment.
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Florida University System To Require More Transparency on What’s Taught
Florida becomes the fifth state to require public transparency at the course level. Professors call the expectation unrealistic.
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Community Colleges to Receive Federal Funding Boost
With an enrollment increase of 5.4 percent in the past year, community colleges are rebounding faster than four-year colleges and universities.
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Cornell Reaches $60 Million Deal With Federal Government to Restore Federal Research Funding
The Ivy League Institution will pay a $30 million fine but admits no wrongdoing.
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Judge Upholds Suspension of Connecticut Teacher Who Had Crucifix in Classroom
The plaintiff intends to appeal, citing religious discrimination and a violation of her First Amendment rights.
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More Americans Are Asking If College Is Really Worth It
Seven in 10 adults believe higher education is headed in the wrong direction, according to a new survey.
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In Elite University Towns, Progressive Ideology Spreads From Campuses to K–12 Schools
‘Liberated ethnic studies’ and ‘anti-racist’ high school math appear to be more common in college towns.
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Latest Harvard Enrollment Data Show Drop in Black Students, Uptick in Asians
Actions by the executive and judicial branches of federal government combating illegal DEI practices appear to be making an impact.
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DOJ Sues California to End In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
The lawsuit cited federal authority granted under President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.
|
Education Department to Shift More Work to Other Agencies Amid Dismantling
Secretary Linda McMahon said she’s still focused on the ‘final mission’ of eventually eliminating her department.
|
Fewer International Students Enrolling at US Colleges and Universities
The Trump administration has tried to incentivize schools to keep their population of foreign students below 15 percent of total undergraduate enrollment.
|
Florida University System To Require More Transparency on What’s Taught
Florida becomes the fifth state to require public transparency at the course level. Professors call the expectation unrealistic.
|
Community Colleges to Receive Federal Funding Boost
With an enrollment increase of 5.4 percent in the past year, community colleges are rebounding faster than four-year colleges and universities.
|
Cornell Reaches $60 Million Deal With Federal Government to Restore Federal Research Funding
The Ivy League Institution will pay a $30 million fine but admits no wrongdoing.
|
Judge Upholds Suspension of Connecticut Teacher Who Had Crucifix in Classroom
The plaintiff intends to appeal, citing religious discrimination and a violation of her First Amendment rights.
|
More Americans Are Asking If College Is Really Worth It
Seven in 10 adults believe higher education is headed in the wrong direction, according to a new survey.
|
In Elite University Towns, Progressive Ideology Spreads From Campuses to K–12 Schools
‘Liberated ethnic studies’ and ‘anti-racist’ high school math appear to be more common in college towns.
|
Latest Harvard Enrollment Data Show Drop in Black Students, Uptick in Asians
Actions by the executive and judicial branches of federal government combating illegal DEI practices appear to be making an impact.
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