Hannah Natanson

• National

But many questions still remain about whether more could have been done to prevent the shooting.

• Education

More states and school districts are forbidding or restricting students’ access to cellphones.

• National

Columbia President Minouche Shafik resigned her position, ending a tenure marred by backlash over handling of pro-Palestinian protests on campus last spring.

• Higher Education

A judge ruled that UCLA cannot allow protesters to block Jewish students from campus access.

• Education

Tim Walz’s liberal education policies in Minnesota on race and gender protections and school funding — and opposition to vouchers — gained teachers’ support and ire from the GOP.

• Democracy in America

As false information about elections continues to spread, many school leaders in Maricopa County have closed their doors to the democratic process.

• Post Reports

After a mother sent her son to a new school, his views shifted left — bringing the nation’s political division home. When she visited her son at his campus in Upstate New York, a question hung over them: Would the two be able to accept each other?

• Education

In college and graduate school, Vance first learned to see America as divided, and to make use of that division.

• Politics

Usha Vance privately told friends she was outraged by Donald Trump’s role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack and lamented the social breakdown that fueled his political support.