George Washington University is offering a free training session that examines “Christian Privilege” in the United States.
A student-run group at CSU-Chico warned classmates to “be safe” and “avoid the area” when conservative students held a pro-gun event on campus.
Fordham University’s student government has apologized for a campus-wide email that appeared to endorse the Women’s March.
The UMBC Women’s Center is hiring students to promote “reproductive justice,” a progressive euphemism for abortion rights.
The Massachusetts College of Art and Design is set to combat “social justice crises” by hosting a “Social Emergency Response Center” on Friday.
Students at Brown University have launched a coalition dedicated to increasing the spectrum of viewpoints expressed by speakers invited to campus.
Hundreds of students, alumni, and others are asking the University of Notre Dame to stop including contraceptive coverage in its health insurance.
The University of Colorado-Colorado Springs is offering students up to 3 academic credits for attending the White Privilege Conference.
The University of Pittsburgh offers a guide to help students and profs avoid “unintentionally creating a sexist and homophobic classroom environment.”
Hofstra University students held dueling protests Friday over whether or not to remove a statue of Thomas Jefferson from campus.
The Montana State University student paper pushed the envelope with its April Fool's edition, which included a smut column involving Jesus Christ.
The University of Rochester student government now requires frats and sports teams to request an annual "Gender Exclusivity Waiver" or risk sanctions.
Two professors are warning in a new book that TV shows like The Big Bang Theory are emblematic of a worrying trend they call “toxic geek masculinity.”
Anonymous flyers are accusing a Florida Atlantic University professor of being a “white supremacist” over his connection to conservative groups.
The Dartmouth College library offers a guide explaining how scholars are using feminism to contravene “masculinist” practices in geography research.
Fordham University has disciplined three students in relation to the eviction of conservative students from a coffee shop for wearing MAGA gear.
An anti-Semitic Facebook post from 2014 has now cost a George Washington University student his bid for a leadership position in student government.
A professor at the American University of Paris claims President Trump is “impossible to understand,” arguing that people should not bother to listen.
An official UC-Berkeley publication is offering “insights” to help “make sense of gun violence,” primarily by blaming it on frustrated “white men.”
The New School is currently offering a course on "feminist economics," a field created by "feminist socialists" as a way to combat capitalism.
"The gym @ Pitzer will be closed off to men so that people of other genders feel safe to explore the gym."
Hofstra students are fighting back against a coalition of activist groups agitating for the school to remove a statue of Thomas Jefferson from campus.
The College Democrats at Syracuse University recently used the “all-campus” email list to promote a congressional candidate in violation of school policy.
A Colorado College library guide is encouraging students to support women’s healthcare by lobbying for the “pro-choice agenda.”
A criminal justice professor is harassing conservative scholar Mike Adams for his pro-gun views, even linking the academic to recent school shootings.
Watchdog groups are blasting the University of Nebraska’s proposal to create “free speech zones” on campus in the guise of promoting civil discourse.
The UC-Davis LGBTQIA Resource Center has a new pronoun guide that adds “yo,” “xie,” “ey,” “en,” and “ve” to the list of gender-neutral pronouns.
Conservative Rutgers students are accusing campus liberals of hypocrisy for exempting Hillary Clinton from the protests that greeted Condoleezza Rice.
Syracuse’s chapter of the International Socialist Organization recently hosted an event that called for free abortions.
Marquette students and professors say the school’s seal is a “microaggression” because it depicts a white explorer being guided by a Native American.