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Megan Rosevear

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 4, 2026
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Top 5M sites
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Megan Rosevear - Brigham Young University

    Christian students ask Supreme Court to overturn 2004 ruling blocking state grants for religious majors | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Left to right: Cameron Johnson and Bethany Hall / Courtesy, Cameron Johnson and First Liberty Institute Four Christian students in Virginia have asked the Supreme Court to overturn a 22-year-old decision they say was wrongly decided because it unconstitutionally cuts off state aid to students who major in religious ministry or devotional theology. The two sibling appeals, filed in mid-August, target the 2004 decision Locke v. Davey, in which the court held that the free exercise clause allows st

  2. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Megan Rosevear - Brigham Young University

    Declining enrollment forces PSU to slash two departments, lay off staffers amid $35M budget crunch | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Portland State University; Pika Power/Shutterstock At Portland State University, two academic departments are being eliminated and 36 workers are being laid off as part of an effort to resolve a $35 million budget deficit within the next two years. The cuts, recently announced by PSU President Ann Cudd, came after negotiations, campus and community feedback, and multiple revisions. The conflict resolution and university studies departments will be eliminated, and reductions will be made to six a

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Megan Rosevear - Brigham Young University

    George Floyd in medical journals: Analysis documents rise of ‘woke terminology’ in research | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    ‘There is no evidence that implementing woke medicine improves health outcomes,’ researcher says A new analysis of the digital database that houses millions of academic articles in the biomedical and life sciences fields reveals a love affair with “woke terminology” from about 2020 through 2025 that dumbs down science and harms policy and practice, according to a researcher. The analysis covers the use of words such as indigenous knowledge, microaggression, justice, safe space, and health equity

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