Earlier this week, we reported on the shameful protest of NYC police commissioner Ray Kelly at Brown University.
Yesterday, we reported that Brown has entered damage control mode.
Now Greg Gutfeld of The Five weighs in.
Watch the whole thing.
One of the casualties of the campus “War on Men” has been the dating life of Young Americans.
Cosmopolitan is trying to help the situation by offering a two lists where women have the greatest and least chance to meet eligible bachelors….perhaps at a politically correct Halloween party.
The good news: Women now...
Boy, colleges and universities are giving out honorary doctorates to just about anyone these days.
Jennifer Kabbany of The College Fix reports.
Alec Baldwin on Short List for Honorary Doctorate at GWU
Alec Baldwin is on the short list to receive an honorary doctorate from George Washington University next spring, The College Fix...
It the wake of federal requirements under Title IX, schools are reworking their code of conduct to address sexual harassment and assault.
University of California – Los Angeles is no exception. It’s student leaders recently voiced their concerns about the school’s new code of conduct. Now, the Daily Bruin editorial board demands...
You can’t blame the families of victims for taking this fight all the way to Virginia’s highest court. Read the full report below.
Allie Grasgreen of Inside Higher Ed reports.
Virginia Tech Ruling Reversed
In a decision overturning last year’s jury verdict in a wrongful death lawsuit against the state, the Virginia Supreme Court...
File this story under “Expert Opinion”:
William Peter Blatty, author of The Exorcist, a novel that was adapted into one of the highest-grossing films of all time, took aim at his alma mater Georgetown University in an interview with The Washington Post this week. A story prominently featured on the Drudge Report...
As October concludes, it ends the official season of breast cancer awareness and fundraising events.
Annica Benning, a student at Arizona State University, shares her concerns about what the whole operation has become:
Breast cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the nation, and spreading awareness of and raising money for...
We have reported on the dissolving interest in study of the humanities. As students still struggle to find gainful employment, the news continues to worsen.
Tamar Lewin reports for The New York Times.
As Interest Fades in the Humanities, Colleges Worry
STANFORD, Calif. — On Stanford University’s sprawling campus, where a long palm-lined drive...
As Halloween dawned, one Connecticut university’s threat to punish students for wearing “offensive” costumes magically disappeared.
Administrators at Quinnipiac University warned students not to dress up for Halloween as culturally insensitive characters, including Mexicans, gangsters or “promiscuous nurses.”
But the private Connecticut university later backed off its claim that offend...
At least there’s one university president who’s willing to tell today’s college students the truth.
David Cook of The Christian Science Monitor reports.
Health-care law: ‘Raw deal’ for the young, says Purdue President Mitch Daniels
As Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius was being grilled on Capitol Hill about the troubled launch of...
As a result of underage drinking, Dartmouth’s Beta Alpha Omega fraternity was suspended without any type of hearing by Dean of the College.
Joseph Asch, member of the Class of 1979, takes a look at the case and concludes there is dishonesty in the enforcement of conduct standards:
…An example closer to home...
The College Republicans of Saint Louis University invited Scott Brown to speak on campus but the school kept the event from happening by incorrectly citing a ridiculous rule about their tax exempt status.
There is a dangerous double standard for free speech happening on American campuses right now. I cannot understand for...
College administrators and free-speech advocacy groups aren’t the only ones alarmed over the federal government’s new sexual assault and harassment rules under Title IX; students are now voicing their concerns about updates that include requirements from the new federal rules.
The Daily Bruin student reporter Kendall Mitchell reports on the worries expressed...
Earlier this week, Brown University students and residents of Providence shamed the school by shouting down NYC police commissioner Ray Kelly.
The Brown administration has acknowledged the public relations disaster created by this week’s disgraceful protest by holding an impromptu forum hosted by university president Christina Paxson.
Charlotte Bruce Harvey of Brown’s alumni...
