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2022 Preview: The biggest higher ed legal, policy debates coming up this year
Major changes may be coming for affirmative action and Title IX.
By Alexa Schwerha 
Jan 3, 2022
Campus Profile: University of Missouri Columbia
University of Missouri Columbia is a public university in Missouri. Around 23,400 undergraduate students are enroll…
By Elias Ferenczy  
Dec 26, 2021
More than 4 out of 5 women’s colleges let biological men attend
Women’s colleges, a substantial portion of which are affiliated with Christian churches, now allow transgender and …
By Robert Schmad  
Dec 22, 2021
A look at 5 transgender college sports controversies
Thomas, who attends the University of Pennsylvania, competed as a man for two seasons before 'transitioning,' which…
By Joshua Odutola  
Dec 17, 2021
Title IX: Where it's been and where it's headed
President Biden campaigned on the promise to undo the Trump-era Title IX rule, which guaranteed new protections for…
By Angela Morabito 
Nov 23, 2021
U of North Dakota proposes sweeping ‘gender inclusion’ policy that would house students according to gender 'identity'
The University of North Dakota is considering a policy change that would inflict 'gender inclusion' mandates upon n…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Nov 8, 2021
CAMPUS PROFILE: University of Kansas
University of Kansas is a public research university. Around 19,100 undergraduate students are enrolled at the univ…
By Abigail Echenique  
Oct 8, 2021
ACADEMICALLY SPEAKING: Why do progressive elites love open borders, violate their own COVID protocols?
The problem is that those currently with the power to restrict lives and constrict behavior think themselves ordain…
By Zachary Marschall, PhD 
Oct 3, 2021
Louisiana college slashes student paper's funds to pay for new administrators
Southeastern Louisiana University will divert $150,000 from its student publications to its Title IX office.
By Angela Morabito 
Sep 1, 2021
Biden admin ditches major due process protection in campus sexual assault hearings
The Department of Education announced it will no longer enforce a piece of the 2020 Title IX rule.
By Angela Morabito 
Aug 27, 2021
UC freezes safety officer hiring until campuses submit 'holistic, inclusive' plan
The hiring pause is part of the University of California’s Community Safety Plan, which shifts major responsibilit…
By Katelynn Richardson  
Aug 23, 2021
CAMPUS PROFILE: Baylor University
Baylor University is a private university. Around 14,000 undergraduate students are enrolled at the university.
By Carson Wolf  
Aug 10, 2021
UPDATE: Harvard backs off BIPOC-only music program
Following 'Campus Reform' reporting that led to a Title VI complaint, Harvard University distanced itself from an u…
By Angela Morabito 
Jul 20, 2021
Due process under fire: Biden's nominee calls for "possibility" of innocence in Title IX cases
Catherine Lhamon told a Senate panel that colleges "should be open to the possibility" that an accused student is i…
By Angela Morabito 
Jul 15, 2021
OPINION: Questions Senators must ask Catherine Lhamon, nominated to be the nation's top Title IX enforcer
President Biden nominated Catherine Lhamon to resume the same job she had in the Obama administration: Assistant Se…
By Angela Morabito 
Jul 13, 2021
Student leaders issue 'anti-racist' demands to UNC in aftermath of Nikole Hannah-Jones’ rejection of tenure offer
Students believe Nikole Hannah-Jones’ tenure rejection reveals larger issues within the university and are now issu…
By Katelynn Richardson  
Jul 12, 2021
CAMPUS PROFILE: American University
Conservative and Liberal Student Organizations:</…
By Garrett Frye  
Jul 9, 2021
Education Sec. Cardona does not answer 'how many genders are there?' during testimony
GOP Rep. Mary Miller asked Sec. Cardona how many genders there are during a hearing before the House Education and …
By Angela Morabito 
Jun 29, 2021
Allowing men in women's sports just became the Biden administration's official policy
The U.S. Department of Education released a 'notice of interpretation' Wednesday stating that they believe a Suprem…
By Angela Morabito 
Jun 17, 2021
Biden's DOJ walks back intent to 'vigorously' defend religious school exemptions in anti-LGBTQ discrimination laws
An amended DOJ court filing on anti-LGBTQ discrimination laws removed 'vigorously' from a previous submitted vers…
By Ken Meekins  
Jun 11, 2021