Yale’s infamous “Sex Week” seems to cull new depths each year.
Campus Reform writer Katherine Timpf covers a workshop offered this year, in which students were asked to consider topics such as bestiality, incest, and accepting money for sex.
During the workshop, entitled, “Sex: Am I Normal,” students anonymously asked and answered questions...
Marco Rubio is scheduled to give a speech at the University of Louisville on March 25th and the event is already sold out. The tickets were free but you had to sign up to get one and they’re all gone.
The Courier-Journal reports.
Marco Rubio to speak at University of Louisville March 25
U.S....
This informative chart on hazing follows the thought process behind hazing and also provides historical data on the subject.
Click on the image for a larger version.
It is well known that college students crave comfort foods.
Jack Butler of Hillsdale College reports on the latest campus craze, combining the traditions of “feel good” activism and a college favorite:
The dark side of chocolate is a social justice cause de jour at many universities across the nation.
They’ve devoted informational websites,...
Are Millennials going to become the great Libertarian generation?
A recent post at the Students for Liberty blog by James Padilioni Jr. seems to suggest so.
Millennial Libertarianism: A Manifesto
Much talk is often made within Students For Liberty about defining a second wave of libertarianism. Alexander McCobin has spoken publicly on this topic, and...
Princeton University is rated as one of the “Top 10 Trans-Friendly Colleges and Universities“.
However, that rating still isn’t good enough for the prestigious institution. Princeton is now considering plans to include “sex reassignment surgery” in its student health plans, following in...
When the “Higher Education Bubble bursts, it is going to take the “College -Progressive” Complex with it.
And that is a good thing.
Los Angeles-based lawyer and conservative pundit Kurt Schlichter explains in Townhall:
Conservatives should welcome the decline of academia as we know it. I, for one, will celebrate its death by engaging in...
A nap room? What’s next, snack time?
In all fairness to Harvard, all that fussing about conservatives must be very tiring.
College Fix Editor Nathan Harden reports.
Zzzzzz: Harvard May Install a Student ‘Nap Room’
You know how in preschool, all the little kids lay down for “nap time” every afternoon? Well, Harvard students may...
We recently reported that during an interview given to a German newspaper, Harvard Medical School professor George Church seemed to indicate he was seeking an “adventurous woman” to incubate a Neanderthal clone.
Huffington Post writer Malcom Ritter has an update to this story, in which Church appears to be walking back the...
What is ‘inclusive racism’ you ask? It’s the non-racist racism of racism and racist racism or something. And racism.
Didn’t liberals tell us Obama’s presidency would usher in a new age of racial harmony?
Patton Callaway of The Duke Chronicle reports.
Brown professor criticizes ‘inclusive racism’
Tricia Rose, author and professor of Africana Studies at...
A Butler Prof. jumped the “American-ness, maleness, whiteness, heterosexuality” shark with an obnoxious “inclusion” assignment.
Now, the “diversity shark” rears its head on another university.
Duke University student newspaper columnist Ashley Camano writes in The Duke Chronicle that she’s white, heterosexual and, because of that, feels intimidated about expressing her opinions.
At a university...
Apparently, everyone is going to Cancun this year because other destinations in Mexico have been deemed too dangerous.
Of course, less dangerous doesn’t equal safe.
Report by Katie Davies of the Daily Mail UK.
American students are flooding Cancun for Spring Break amid fears that other Mexican resort towns are ‘too dangerous’ for tourists
Tens...
In the 1960’s, students arranged for campus “sit-ins” to support civil rights.
Fast forward to the new millenium: Student loan debt level is even higher than that for credit cards, and Ivy League education seems to be both
David Giffin of the College Conservative has written a touching remembrance of Andrew Breitbart, a year after his passing.
A Year Later – Remembering Breitbart
One year ago today, Andrew Breitbart passed away. Since then, he has been missed by many – including me.
I never met Breitbart. I’d only been a writer for...
CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference, is slated for March 14-16 at the nation’s capitol.
Alex Uzarowicz,a student from Knox College in Illinois, thinks one Republican luminary is noticeably absent from this event:
The Republican Party is still soul-searching. It’s still torn by celebrities such as Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly, and public...
T. Elliot Gaiser of The Heritage Foundation reports on a press conference in which Paul Ryan was joined by a group of concerned Millennials to denounce the debt their generation is on course to inherit.
Millennials: How the Debt Impacts Us (VIDEO)
The growing national debt demands immediate attention and real solutions from...
Rollins College was the subject of another post here at College Insurrection just recently for telling Christian student groups that they had to accept non-Christians in leadership positions. Now this.
What is going on at Rollins College?
Jessica Chasmar of The Washington Times reports.
Florida college shuts...
College Insurrection recently reported on a controversial piece at the Harvard Crimson which urged conservatives not to apply to the school.
Harvard Crimson president Bobby Samuels was on The Kudlow Report this weekend and responded to criticism of the piece.
Here at College Insurrection, we love to post stories about freedom loving young people on college campuses.
This is one of them.
Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz of The Daily Reveille reports.
College Republicans aim to identify all conservative voices on campus
The University group College Republicans is evolving to become the voice of all conservatives on campus.
With...
Thursday marks the last day that Pope Benedict XVI will hold the holy office.
North Dakota State University student Joshua Haider has some thoughts about the papal resignation in the school newspaper, The Spectrum.
I had never heard of a pope resigning- I didn’t even think it was possible. Indeed, no pope has...
What would you think about a state legislature that approves concealed carry for college faculty and staff but not for students?
That’s what just happened in Arkansas.
Scott Greer of Campus Reform reports.
Arkansas House votes to allow concealed carry on campus for teachers and faculty, but not students
The Arkansas House of Representatives overwhelmingly...
A new report from Walter Hamilton of the Los Angeles Times shows the debt problem among college students is not improving.
In fact, it’s getting worse.
Debt problems grow worse for college students
Families aren’t saving enough for college, students are falling deeper into debt and nearly 13% of graduates owe more than $50,000,...
