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IBM pushes back against Adams admin blame for remote snow day tech failures
The city purchased systems without enough capacity for the nation's largest school district, an IBM exec told the City Council on Wednesday.
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NYC school officials back Brooklyn principal accused of lax response to antisemitic episodes
Staff at Origins High School in Brooklyn went public over the weekend with claims that students paraded through the halls chanting antisemitic slogans.
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Plan to move NYC school sparks allegations of racism, anti-immigrant sentiment
The dispute has pit two schools against each other: West Prep Academy, a middle school and its specialized autism program with a largely Black and Hispanic student body, against P.S. 145...
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NYC Council demands progress report on class size reduction
Top education officials, absent Schools Chancellor David Banks, responded Thursday to three hours of questions about their plans to meet new state caps on classrooms.
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After targeting Columbia, doxxing truck goes after anti-Israel high school teacher in Queens
The doxxing trucks that targeted pro-Palestinian students at Columbia, Harvard and other universities are now focusing on a teacher at a Queens public high school.
Former NYU official pleads guilty in $3M fraud to fund home renovations, swimming pool
Cindy Tappe routed millions intended for minority- and women-owned businesses to shell companies, prosecutors said, embezzling more than $660,000 to cover her own personal spending.
Record-setting $1 billion gift will allow Einstein Medical School to go tuition-free
The gift from board chair Ruth Gottesman to Albert Einstein Medical College in the Bronx removes a major financial hurdle to becoming a physician in a historically underserved borough.
NYCLU demands Columbia University reinstate suspended pro-Palestinian groups
Columbia has until the end of next week, before the New York Civil Liberties Union notified Columbia the organizations intend to proceed with a lawsuit.
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CUNY extending enrollment deadlines amid federal FAFSA delays
The City University of New York on Friday was extending its deadlines until June 1 to help students cope with delays to federal financial aid data.
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Jewish students sue Columbia, Barnard over alleged antisemitism amid Gaza conflict
During campus protests, the lawsuit alleges that Jewish students were subjected to antisemitic chants including "Jews will not defeat us," and spat at and physically assaulted.