Is she saying that rape culture has a racism problem, too?
Ashe Schow reports at the Washington Examiner.
Harvard Law professor: Most sex assault accusations are against minorities
Harvard Law professors Jeannie Suk and Janet Halley are outspoken critics of current campus sexual assault policies. One reason for...
As you might expect, there are plenty of people who are opposed to this.
ABC News reports.
Northeastern University to Arm Campus Police With Rifles in Wake of Mass Shootings
In the wake of a series of mass shootings around the country, one university is beefing up security by arming campus police with...
Today’s college students don’t seem far left enough so let’s start the indoctrination earlier.
Scott Greer reports at the Daily Caller.
Professor Aims To Turn Elementary Students Into Social Justice Warriors
A professor at the taxpayer-funded Montclair State University in New Jersey is hoping to train teachers to get excited about social justice.
The professor’s...
Why would campus carry pose a threat to two specific identity groups?
Campus Reform reports.
KU students protest campus carry to protect LGBT, people of color
Students at the University of Kansas are protesting campus carry after hundreds of students and faculty attended a forum last Tuesday to discuss a change in Kansas law...
In a new video from Prager University, Dennis Prager examines the difference between liberal and conservative efforts to improve society.
Watch it all below.
Here’s more:
How do you want to improve America? By focusing on improving and refining yourself? Or by transforming society? The answer to that question will reveal whe...
Originally it was a 21 month suspension.
The College Fix reports.
College suspends student for six months for saying black women are ‘not hot’
Saying that black women are “not hot” got a Colorado College student suspended for six months – appealed down from 21.
The sanction against Thaddeus Pryor was not...
In Maryland, the state challenges the view that new programs at historically black colleges will attract white students.
Inside Higher Ed reports.
Maryland and HBCU advocates at odds over how to remedy segregation in higher ed
In Maryland, a lawsuit over the desegregation of historically black colleges...
A lottery would simplify everything.
Samuel Goldman explains at The American Conservative.
How to Fix College Admissions
The Supreme Court heard Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin again yesterday. Since the arguments were much the same as the first time, it’s hard to predict what the justices will do. The paradox, essentially, is...
Leftists never seem to understand that free speech covers speech you don’t like, too.
The College Fix reports.
Campus nag session on White Student Union highlights students’ ignorance of First Amendment
UC Santa Barbara recently held a meeting to allow students distressed by the newly created “UCSB White Student Union” Facebook page “to talk,...
A local history based organization is fighting the school’s efforts.
The Guardian reports.
Princeton university grounds become legal battlefield over new construction
Historical activists are refusing to surrender in their efforts to prevent the development of a privately owned portion of a revolutionary war battlefield in New Jersey.
The Princeton Battlefield Society is hoping to...
Having solved all other problems in higher education, students at Oberlin have moved onto the small things.
The Chronicle Online reports.
Oberlin College students criticize food services
Some Oberlin College students have taken issue with the campus dining services at the college, saying dining services is improperly preparing dishes and labeling them as Asian.
Clover...
This isn’t about political correctness, it’s just a bad name for anything right now.
CBS News in Des Moines reports.
University of Iowa scrapping ‘ISIS’ computer system
The University of Iowa is scrapping the online course registration system that students have used for years because of its name.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen reports that university...
This is how progressive concepts slowly make their way into the mainstream.
The FIRE blog reports.
Emory Students Demand Course Evaluations Include Rating for Microaggressions
College course evaluations, while valuable, do not always give a precise measure of the competence of a professor. Students, who have been judged all semester by professors, have an...
Is it what you learn or where you learn?
The Washington Post reports.
What’s more telling for future earnings, your college or your major?
There are thousands of colleges and universities for students to choose from, all promising a quality education. Yet it’s clear from the White House’s revised College Scorecard that graduates of...
Campus protesters are just looking for anything to be angry about.
The College Fix reported.
Univ. of Arizona protesters demonstrate at restaurant called ‘Illegal Pete’s’
Approximately 50 student protesters from the University of Arizona and local high schools showed up Thursday evening to voice their displeasure at the open...
The effort is part of a national campaign among progressives to make college more affordable, a push that has swayed the Democratic candidates for president.
Time reports.
Lawmakers in Ten States Push for Debt-Free College
Local lawmakers in ten states including New Hampshire, Iowa and Massachusetts announced a new push for legislation on Monday...
Colleges and universities are pricing themselves out of their own market. The higher ed bubble cometh.
USA Today reports.
Is college worth it? Goldman Sachs says not so much
College is certainly an investment, but it’s worth it — right?
Maybe not, according to new research from Goldman Sachs.
The company said in a research note...
When Liberty University’s president said he wanted students to arm themselves, he wasn’t kidding.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports.
More than 200 attend Liberty University weapons course
More than 200 people poured into a free Liberty University course on carrying concealed weapons a week after university President Jerry Falwell Jr. encouraged students...
Not a smart move, even for a desperate criminal.
FOX News reports.
University employee charged with stealing sapphires from Cleveland’s natural history museum
Police say they’ve charged a part-time university employee with stealing sapphires from Cleveland’s natural history museum.
Investigators say the suspect smashed a display case just over a week ago and made off...
Who gets to decide what qualifies as distasteful?
The Blaze reported.
University Bans ‘Distasteful’ Decor in Residence Halls’ Common Areas
Decorations that can be deemed “distasteful” or “obscene” to someone due to their race, ethnicity, religion or gender will be automatically removed, according to a new policy by a public university.
The new policy at...
Lee Bollinger, president of Columbia University, enjoyed the most generous package, a total of $4.6 million.
Forbes reports.
The Highest-Paid Private College Presidents
In the midst of increasing pressure on colleges to make tuition more affordable, a new report from the Chronicle of Higher Education shows that presidents at private colleges continue to enjoy...
No one say Christmas. We can’t offend anyone who doesn’t like it.
The College Fix reports.
UC Riverside makes sure its Christmas party is a ‘holiday’ party
Many universities have bent over backward this December to ensure their festivities do not include the word “Christmas.”
We’ve got Ole Miss renaming its annual “A Grand Ole Christmas”...
