Federal Judges Who Refused to Hire Columbia Grads Are Cleared of Misconduct Charges
A judicial council recently declared that a group of federal judges who refuse to hire graduates from Columbia University as...
Harvard to Offer Class Examining Medieval Texts Through Lens of ‘Queer Theory’
Harvard University will be offering a course examining medieval texts by using “queer theory.” Harvard’s English department will be featuring...
70 Percent of Students ‘Believe That Speech Can Be as Damaging as Physical Violence,’ Survey Finds
A new Knight Foundation-Ipsos study shows a decline in students’ views concerning the state of free speech on college campuses....
New Survey Claims to Show Lack of Knowledge of American History, Civics Among College Students
A recent survey found that many college students graduate from their schools “without even a rudimentary grasp of America’s history...
Pro-BDS Group Defends Counterprotest of ‘Pride’ Parade, Blames HRC for ‘Pinkwashing’
On July 4, Columbia University’s Apartheid Divest Coalition posted a series of statements on Instagram to bring greater awareness to...
Harvard to Host ‘Queer Interventions in Latinx Studies’ to Examine ‘Coloniality of Gender’
Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences school will be hosting a course in the upcoming fall semester titled “Queer Interventions...
Making Porn Videos ‘Shouldn’t Cost Me Tenure’: Ousted University Chancellor
Former University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Chancellor Joe Gow, who was fired for producing and appearing in pornographic videos, now argues...
Ben & Jerry’s Backs Pro-Hamas Protests as ‘Essential to a Strong Democracy’
Article image Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, known for its left-wing activism, has recently taken another strong political stance, this...
Pitzer College Graduation to Feature Obergefell Plaintiff
Screenshot taken from C-SPAN. Joshua Odutola '23 | Georgia Correspondent Pitzer College in Claremont, California will be hosting Jim Obergefell,...
No Thanks: Students Participate in ‘Meatless Monday’ for ‘Climate and Justice Education Week’
Several colleges participated in a “Worldwide Climate and Justice Education Week” during the first week of April. The “Worldwide Climate...