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NYU students demand that the school provide reparations for black students and cut ties with NYPD
So far over 250 people have expressed support for the letter.
By Abigail Streetman
Resident advisors across the country submit lists of demands to their universities and win
In some cases, the university capitulated.
By Mckenna Dallmeyer
Former Ohio State professor sentenced to prison for lying about China ties
Zheng was arrested last year at an Alaska airport where he was attempting to bring several laptops, cell phones, and USB drives with him to China.
By Angela Morabito
Take a look at University of Northern Iowa’s new online program based in Critical Race Theory
The program has endorsed the work of Ibram X. Kendi and solicited donations for antiracism projects.
By Ben Zeisloft
Students at Christian university call on school to turn away from 'falsehood' that is Critical Race Theory
The university president responded by saying he does "not agree" with the petition's allegations.
By Charlotte Hazard
University research finds AOC, Bernie Sanders highly ineffective
Report finds that bipartisan legislators are the most effective in both the house and senate.
By Alex Munguia
Does your state have a bill to improve civics education?
Civics education is under threat from "progressive propaganda and vocational training in radical action," said National Association of Scholars Direct…
By Ben Zeisloft
Ivy League university moves to allow students to drop classes on LAST DAY
These announcements come as leading universities across the United States trend toward relaxing their academic standards in response to COVID-19.
By Ben Zeisloft
Johns Hopkins doctor: Closed schools are an ‘American disgrace’
He denounced officials’ decisions to close down schools and pointed out groupthink in the medical community.
By Ben Zeisloft
Louisiana introduces bill to ban teaching of Critical Race Theory topics like 'institutional racism'
Other states are enacting similar proposals in the mold of President Trump’s 2020 executive order.
By Ben Zeisloft
UCLA deans call for vaccine priority for California college students
The professors argued that the Zoom classroom does not allow for much interaction.
By Addison Pummill
In reversal of initial decision, college gives Zionist student group recognition on campus
The student government eventually allowed the group to enter a trial period as a student group after a "follow-up" discussion occured.
By Sam Larson
Republicans introduce legislation to require colleges to report all foreign gifts
Rep. Mo Brooks wants to change that with a new bill that would mandate the disclosure of all foreign gifts received by U.S. colleges.
By Mckenna Dallmeyer
William & Mary, U of Southern Maine become latest schools to close down Confucius Institutes
The College of William & Mary and the University of Southern Maine became the latest schools to shut down their Confucius Institutes.
By Ben Zeisloft
OSU-Tulsa becomes the latest campus to run ‘racial healing circles’
Other universities across the United States have been establishing similar initiatives.
By Campus Reform
American University announces 'Black Affinity Housing'
In its letter about the Derek Chauvin verdict, American University announced that it would institute “Black Affinity Housing.”
By Ben Zeisloft
Berkeley Haas School of Business creates 11 different 'Identity Spaces' for networking
Students are to use these spaces to “meet, network, and socialize.”
By Ashley Carnahan
Harvard students demand university to 'condemn' Israel’s 'excessive use of force'
The petition also demands the university make a “public statement rebuking Israel’s excessive use of force against Palestinian civilians.”
By Adam Sabes
Senior fellow at Yale’s China center explains why Confucius Institutes should stay
The China center is funded by a co-founder of Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba.
By Ben Zeisloft
JACOBSON: If we defund police on college campuses, 'we will certainly see an increase in violent crime' in academic institutions
By Ophelie Jacobson
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