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'Whiteness 101': These instructors get paid to attend woke workshops
Faculty at Bellevue College receive up to $500 in stipends for completing training workshops on race, inclusivity, …
By Corey Walker  
Sep 15, 2021
'Anti-Racist White Affinity Group' wants to lessen BIPOC colleagues' 'emotional labor'
Pacific University's affinity is group is for any staff or faculty 'identify[ing] as white or has white privilege.'
By Corey Walker  
Sep 14, 2021
Profs blame 9/11 on US foreign policy, racism at event featuring speakers with ties to terrorists
Rutgers University and San Francisco State University sponsored a 9/11 event with multiple speakers that blamed the…
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Sep 14, 2021
Campus Profile: University of Iowa
University of Iowa is a public university under the auspices of the Board of Regents: State of Iowa. Around 23,500 …
By Jared Poortinga  
Sep 14, 2021
EXCLUSIVE: Virginia Tech syllabus apologizes for instructor's White skin
Crystal Duncan Lane, an instructor in Virginia Tech’s Department of Human Development and Family Science, apologize…
By Alyssa Jones  
Sep 13, 2021
'Anti-oppressive' book club features lessons in 'cultural humility'
The club is a monthly program of Pacific University's Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.
By Adam Sabes 
Sep 13, 2021
'There is Blood on US Hands' message appears at students' 9/11 memorial
An unidentified person smeared a chalk message that accompanied a flag display commemorating 9/11 at Mount Holyoke …
By Lela Gallery  
Sep 13, 2021
REPORT: Virtual learning during COVID strengthened cancel culture on college campuses
Virtual learning during COVID-19 increased cancel culture at American universities, according to a report.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 12, 2021
American Studies department's only 9/11 event focuses on 'anti-Blackness'
An 'anti-Blackness' event is set to be the only 9/11 related event being hosted by the Rutgers American Studies dep…
By Haley Worth  
Sep 10, 2021
NAACP files complaint against ‘Eyes of Texas’ song
The Texas chapter of the NAACP filed a federal complaint against the University of Texas at Austin’s alma mater.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 9, 2021
A look back at politicized reactions to 9/11 on America's campuses
Campus Reform has compiled a list of some of the most shocking campus reactions to efforts to memorialize 9/11.
By Celine Ryan Ciccio 
Sep 8, 2021
Campus Profile: University of California Los Angeles
University of California Los Angeles is a public university within the University of California System. Around 31,5…
By Noelle Fitchett  
Sep 8, 2021
Nikole Hannah-Jones launches Soros-funded K-12 '1619 Freedom School'
Nikole Hannah-Jones founded a '1619 Freedom School' to teach young students the narratives behind her '1619 Projec…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 8, 2021
Princeton grant program seeks to fund work from non-White authors
Princeton University Press is offering a grant opportunity specifically targeted to "BIPOC" authors.
By Corey Walker  
Sep 7, 2021
ACADEMICALLY SPEAKING: Afghanistan outrage may be the wake up call needed for those hypnotized by campus Marxists
America’s disastrous end to its longest war is now exposing how that failed ideology has subjected the country to s…
By Zachary Marschall, PhD 
Sep 5, 2021
UPitt to hire professor of 'oppression'
A job listing seeks an assistant professor of "Structural Racism, Oppression, and Black Political Experiences."
By Angela Morabito 
Sep 3, 2021
21-day 'challenge' teaches university students to 'Defund the Police’ for 'equity'
“The challenge is a way to become familiar with topics of privilege, oppression, equality and social justice” expla…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Sep 3, 2021
UTexas students storm move-in event to demand 'Cops off Campus'
Student groups assembled to demand that cops be removed from campus during student welcome event.
By Corey Walker  
Sep 2, 2021
Freshman expected to read graphic novel to help them 'advance' 'social justice'
Arcadia University is using a book called 'Good Talk' as the common read for freshmen.
By Corey Walker  
Sep 2, 2021
University, 'Waking Up White Collaborative' host 'White Privilege Symposium'
Viterbo University has partnered with a group focuses on on 'facilitat[ing] White Racial Literacy' to host a 'Whit…
By Abigail Streetman  
Aug 31, 2021