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Feds launch investigation into Princeton 'based on its admitted racism'
Eisgruber responded with an open letter saying racism was “embedded” in the institution and his plans to “combat sy…
By Jezzamine Wolk 
Sep 17, 2020
Boston U profs given 'guide for creating propaganda' in COVID era
The memo tells professors that using the word "online" may be "problematic from the perspective of international vi…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 17, 2020
Weatherford College prof accused of showing anti-Republican bias in class
A professor at Weatherford College in Texas, is reportedly under investigation for alleged mistreatment of conserva…
By Leo Thuman 
Sep 17, 2020
Biden-Harris platform includes 'free' tuition for public colleges...and private historically Black colleges
Harris promised to make tuition free for low-income students at private HBCUs, invest $70 billion in HBCUs, as well…
By Jezzamine Wolk 
Sep 17, 2020
NYU publicly shames professor who questioned link between poverty & racism
The author stands by his work and says students shouldn’t be “protected” by statements from administrators.
By Leo Thuman 
Sep 17, 2020
Harvard taps Chasten Buttigieg for politics fellowship, despite lack of political experience
One professor on Twitter questioned his political experience.
By Zacchaeus Clay 
Sep 16, 2020
Harvard Public Health promotes article questioning if 2 plus 2 equals 4
The School of Public Health has been active in publishing coronavirus-related studies and thought leadership.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 16, 2020
SFSU president defends inviting terrorist hijacker to speak
SFSU President Lynn Mahoney wrote an op-ed defending the school’s decision.
By Jezzamine Wolk 
Sep 16, 2020
Cronkite school radio station manager under fire for Jacob Blake tweet speaks out
A recent tweet by the ASU Blaze Radio station manager, Rae Lee Klein has revealed a deep divide in the journalism c…
By Andrew Covert 
Sep 16, 2020
Columbia marching band, ‘founded on the basis of racism,' votes to ‘dissolve’ itself
The move comes after anonymous social media uses made allegations of racism against unnamed band members.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 15, 2020
REPORT: College Board, administer of SAT, working with Chinese Communist Party
Hanban, the agency which operates Confucius Institutes, works with the College Board to influence U.S. curriculum a…
By Logan Washburn  
Sep 15, 2020
College Dems leader encourages freshmen to join Antifa
The vice president of a College Democrats chapter encouraged new students to join Antifa in a Twitter post.
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Sep 15, 2020
Cuomo 'special aide' lands new job as SUNY chancellor
The SUNY University Faculty Senate and Faculty Council of Community Colleges made a vote of “no confidence” in the …
By Ophelie Jacobson 
Sep 15, 2020
U. Chicago English Dept. says it will ONLY admit ‘Black Studies’ grad students this year
The English department at the University of Chicago has committed to only accepting graduate students focused on Bl…
By Celine Ryan Ciccio 
Sep 14, 2020
UVA instructor wants to ban the term ‘student-athlete’ for its 'arguably racial' undertone
She says that the phrase has "arguably racial" undertones and prevents "a pay-for-play model."
By Jessica Custodio  
Sep 14, 2020
Biden senate ally Strom Thurmond building under scrutiny at University of South Carolina
A new petition calls on the University of South Carolina to rename a building dedicated to Joe Biden senate ally St…
By Jessica Custodio  
Sep 13, 2020
U of Iowa pays $1 million to cover BLM graffiti, will save pics to lift ‘voices of marginalized people’
The university’s library system is saving pictures of the graffiti to lift “the voices of marginalized people.”
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 12, 2020
Anti-homeschooling Harvard prof admits public schools not so great after all
But, she isn't willing to back down from her anti-homeschooling stance.
By James Ferguson  
Sep 11, 2020
CSU announces it will STILL be online in spring 2021, citing 'dark clouds' of COVID
California State University Chancellor Timothy White announced that the system will remain online for its Spring 20…
By Celine Ryan Ciccio 
Sep 11, 2020
Abolitionist Teaching Network aims to defund police in schools
Professors have united to combat the “injustice” in educational systems by creating the "Abolitionist Teaching Netw…
By Kyle Reynolds  
Sep 11, 2020