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EXCLUSIVE: UMN pays former Obama task force member $25k PER MONTH for 'consulting'
The University of Minnesota paid a consulting firm headed by a former Obama task force member $25,000 per month to …
By Alyssa Rinelli 
Mar 8, 2021
STUDY: Academics systemically hostile toward conservatives
A recent study across Britain, Canada, and the United States revealed that a sizable portion of the professoriate d…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 6, 2021
New Harvard web app will help ease ‘anxiety’ around finding 'gender inclusive' bathrooms for students
Harvard University is developing a web application will help ‘gender nonbinary, and gender nonconforming’ students …
By Haley Worth  
Mar 5, 2021
Stanford Law launches 'Youth Justice Lab' to address racism in public schools, combat ‘insidious’ meritocracy
Stanford launched a “Youth Justice Lab” to bring antiracism to public schools.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 5, 2021
Mississippi legislature passes 'Fairness Act' to ban trans athletes from women's sports
The Mississippi state legislature passed a bill to ban transgender female athletes from women's sports.
By Angela Morabito 
Mar 5, 2021
REPORT: UTexas donors succeed in saving 'Eyes of Texas' song from cancel culture
Alumni threatened to stop donating to the University of Texas-Austin if it were to cancel the “The Eyes of Texas.”
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 4, 2021
Utopian dream? UVA student gov wants 'community gardens' instead of fossil fuels
Student government members at the University of Virginia passed legislation endorsing a call for the school to “div…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 4, 2021
One positive impact of COVID-19 on higher ed: Colleges FINALLY halt tuition hikes
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, multiple colleges and universities are halting tuition increases.
By Arik Schneider 
Mar 4, 2021
Northeastern hires first-ever 'chief inclusion officer'...while hiking tuition 3.7 percent
Northeastern University hired its first “Chief Inclusion Officer” — even after it raised tuition by 3.5 percent ami…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 4, 2021
UMich just proved only a government bureaucracy can take 200+ days to do a 7 hour job
The University of Michigan faced a lawsuit after failing to provide requesed documents.
By Arik Schneider 
Mar 4, 2021
Senate confirms Miguel Cardona to lead education department. Here are 5 things you should know about him.
The U.S. Senate voted to confirm President Joe Biden's pick to lead the Department of Education.
By Angela Morabito 
Mar 3, 2021
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Students say colleges remaining closed is politically motivated
Colleges around the country have yet to fully reopen, despite coronavirus cases, hospitalizations, and deaths being…
By Ophelie Jacobson 
Mar 3, 2021
Student newspaper outraged after campus police include suspect's race in crime alert
Following allegations of sexual assault in a campus residence hall, Texas State University police released a suspec…
By Abigail Streetman  
Mar 2, 2021
University of Nebraska student gov, state lawmakers tag team effort to protect student journalists
The University of Nebraska student government voted to support a state bill to protect student journalism.
By RJ Haskin 
Mar 1, 2021
Vermont Dem wants to send teachers back to college to learn African American history. Who would pay for that?
A Vermont state lawmaker introduced legislation that would force all teachers to take a collegiate African-American…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Mar 1, 2021
WATCH: Leftist Bill Maher rips into 'insane' Critical Race Theory for 'making people crazy'
Leftist comedian Bill Maher spoke out against Critical Race Theory on his show Friday, calling it "insane."
By Jon Street 
Mar 1, 2021
Students outraged after college forces them to live with COVID-exposed peers
Wake Forest University is using empty dorm and apartment rooms on campus to quarantine students who have been expos…
By Addison Pummill  
Feb 28, 2021
In COVID crackdown, UMass told students not to go to work, offered pay for them to stay home
After a spike of Covid-19 cases, UMass Amherst instructed students to not leave campus for outside employment.
By Lela Gallery  
Feb 26, 2021
Harvard Business School Club of NY cancels speaker from...cancel culture talk: report
The Harvard Business School Club of New York cancelled an event about cancel culture.
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Feb 26, 2021
Profs who support abortion pills by mail due to COVID still support it 10 months later
Citing the COVID-19 pandemic, several hundred professors and medical professionals asked the FDA to waive rules bar…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Feb 26, 2021