Cal State Fullerton recently changed the title of one of its planned lectures and removed its description after a prominent conservative writer brought attention to and criticized the lecture’s claim that Christianity serves white supremacy.
A pro-Trump Hispanic student at Loyola Marymount University who serves as the student government senator for diversity and inclusion at the school is facing an impeachment probe this month by her peers.
After months of silent hallways and screen-based learning, student voices can be heard again at Catholic schools in San Francisco. Since Sept. 21, San Francisco has approved applications from 28 private schools to
Capistrano Unified School District leaders are considering changing the name of one of the district’s oldest campuses, its continuation school, Junipero Serra
A group of public, private, and faith-based school officials, as well as physicians and parents, are arguing for a return to in-person learning in Los Angeles schools after seven months of only virtual instruction.
San Francisco State University is scheduled to host a lecture by terrorist Leila Khaled later this month. Khaled is most famous for her role in two plane hijackings that took place in 1969 and 1970. Khaled, a
Cristo Rey San Diego High School began to offer classes in August, the culmination of a three-year process to offer an innovative Catholic model of education to low-income families.
We begin this new school year with great hope and lots of uncertainty. Across the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, our schools are open with our students at home, learning online.
I haven’t done a “Physicists say the darndest things” post in a while. People usually ask me to write one up every time a Lawrence Krauss, Sean Carroll, or Stephen Hawking (well, lately not Hawking) publishes
St. Augustine High School (Saints), in San Diego, safely and successfully completed both its summer school and summer athletic programs for more than 400
