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Legal and factual research to support advocacy campaigns to end prison-based gerrymandering focusing on the Census Bureau, and state and local redistricting.

Claims of nimbyism are a misunderstanding: the movement is about whether regular people have a say in fundamental decisions

Katelyn Burns: Government action against Smith, including threats to federal funding, could affect the standing of trans students at other women’s colleges.

The bill mandates each public college and university schedule a post-tenure review every one to six years.

Alt: a close up of a gollum from the lord of the rings with a very angry look on his face

The world is in a terrible mess. It is toxic, irradiated, and full of injustice. Aiming to stand aside from the mess can produce a seemingly satisfying self-...

Starting Monday, March 30, 2026, those who bring eyeglasses equipped with video/audio recording capability to court could face arrest, officials say.

AI Killed My Job: Educators.

Talking Points on CU-ChatGPT On December 15, 2025 the CU System signed a one year contract with Open AI for $2.1 million, with plans to launch a system-wide ChatGPT Edu access for faculty, staff, and ...

The Supreme Court struck down Trump’s threatened tariffs on countries that send oil to Cuba, but the crisis persists.

American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) from the American Public Health Association (APHA)

The Sheriff's office is tasked with the security of courthouses in Philadelphia, including the Criminal Justice Center. Sheriff Bilal is allowing ICE to use the courthouse as a hunting ground to condu...

A broad coalition of unions and farmers in India has held a one-day national strike against an interim trade deal with the United States.

The new policy prohibits students from recording class without permission but explicitly allows administrators to surveil professors for any “lawful purpose.”

The agency recently approved Nexplanon for up to five years of use—but it also imposed extra regulations that leave some providers worried.