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5 times campus leftists gunned for the Second Amendment in 2020
The Second Amendment grants Americans the right to bear arms.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Jan 6, 2021
Defunding police, segregation, and speech crackdowns: 2020's craziest campus stories
2020 was the year that unleashed COVID-19, the "defund the police" and Black Lives Matter movements, and an intense…
By Haley Worth  
Jan 3, 2021
CANCELED: Counting down 2020's most shocking 'cancel culture' stories
The year 2020 was the year of the coronavirus pandemic, racial unrest, and racial unrest.
By Hannah Lalgie 
Jan 1, 2021
American universities have accepted over $24 million from CCP since 2015
Several American universities have accepted funds from Chinese government sources since 2015.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Dec 29, 2020
UCF students say prof is 'racist' because he called COVID-19 the 'Wuhan Coronavirus'
UCF students say a political science professor is “racist” for calling COVID-19 the “Wuhan Corona Virus."
By Alex Munguia  
Dec 28, 2020
Communist influence? 14 profs busted for China connections in 2020
Multiple university academics were arrested, indicted, or sentenced in 2020 over their alleged China ties.
By Alex Munguia  
Dec 28, 2020
Columbia president advocates softer China approach amid questions over foreign gifts
Columbia University's president asked Joe Biden to reduce surveillance of foreign nationals, specifically Chinese n…
By John Hanson 
Dec 26, 2020
Texas prof pleads guilty in China-linked Huawei case
University of Texas-Arlington professor Bo Mao admitted to lying to federal agents.
By Rae'Lee Klein 
Dec 22, 2020
Harvard-affiliated researcher admits he tried to smuggle US cancer research to China
A Harvard-affiliated researcher was arrested in December 2019 while allegedly trying to take vials of medical mater…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Dec 22, 2020
Former Purdue prof sentenced for funneling $1.3 million in federal research dollars
A former Purdue University professor and his wife were sentenced to two years of probation for a $1.3 million schem…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Dec 21, 2020
UW-Madison moves forward with removal of boulder that symbolizes 'anti-blackness’
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Campus Planning Committee is moving forward with the removal of the supposedly …
By Ashley Stultz  
Dec 18, 2020
Pepperdine student urges university to ‘rethink’ its ‘Christian foundation’
A recent student op-ed called on Pepperdine university to "rethink its Christian policies."
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Dec 17, 2020
State Department: US higher ed. undermines efforts to combat Chinese Communist Party
A new U.S. State Department…
By Ashley Carnahan 
Dec 16, 2020
Kamala Harris’ husband lands teaching gig at Georgetown University
Doug Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris, will serve as "Distinguished Visitor from Practice" at the Georgetown Univer…
By Ashley Carnahan 
Dec 11, 2020
Biden's Secretary of State pick led Biden Center at UPenn, as school allegedly accepted millions in 'anonymous' donations from China
Vice President Joe Biden has chosen individuals from the University of Pennsylvania Biden Center to serve in his po…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Dec 11, 2020
Chinese spy got her start as Cal State student, report says
Axios reported that alleged Chinese spy Christine Fang targeted local and national politicians from California.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Dec 9, 2020
Researcher lies about grant applications, uses funds to develop medicine for China
A researcher pleaded guilty to charges of making false statements about his ties to China.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Dec 3, 2020
Indiana University students enraged after Hong Kong protestor is invited to speak
After Joshua Wong, a prominent Hong Kong protester, was invited to speak by the IU Student Government, many student…
By Kyle Reynolds  
Nov 24, 2020
Prof draws criticism for sharing 'Wuhan Plague' picture on social media
A University of New Mexico professor posted images on Facebook referring to the coronavirus as the "Wuhan Plague."
By Leo Thuman 
Nov 9, 2020
College Board cuts China ties following Senatorial inquiry
Following a letter from U.S. Senators, College Board says it will no longer accept grants from China.
By Arik Schneider 
Nov 6, 2020