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Sec. Cardona declines to say if power to nationalize student debt lies with White House or Congress
Progressive lawmakers, led by Rep. Ilhan Omar, wrote a letter to Cardona asking him to release the memo by October …
By Angela Morabito 
Oct 22, 2021
Drag queen professor addresses Harvard Kennedy School
Kareem Khubchandan, a Tufts University professor, performs under a sexually explicit name.
By Angela Morabito 
Oct 21, 2021
Campus Profile: University of Southern California
University of Southern California is a private university in California. Around 19,600 undergraduate students are e…
By Dominic Giambona  
Oct 1, 2021
USC professors stand up to colleagues' anti-Semitic statement
Scholars at the University of Southern California published an open letter earlier this month criticizing the Gende…
By Corey Walker  
Aug 19, 2021
'Transformative justice'? USC campus safety proposals tout 'equity,' 'intersectionality.'
USC’s Department of Public Safety Community Advisory Board recently published a report offering recommendations to …
By Katelynn Richardson  
Aug 17, 2021
American higher education has deep ties to EcoHealth Alliance, Wuhan Institute of Virology
Researchers at UNC, UC Davis, Pitt, UGA, and more have worked with Wuhan scientists on coronavirus projects, includ…
By Angela Morabito 
Jun 4, 2021
New Hampshire universities defend their ability to teach Critical Race Theory
Several leading New Hampshire universities — including Dartmouth College and the University of New Hampshire — sign…
By Ben Zeisloft  
May 29, 2021
Researcher uses ‘intersectionality’ to blast a campus Christian organization in published article
The USC doctoral student argued that the organization was 'functioning as a system of power' for its 'White and Asi…
By Alex Munguia  
May 27, 2021
Former Ohio State professor sentenced to prison for lying about China ties
Song Guo Zheng has been sentenced to 37 months in prison for lying to colleges and the NIH as part of a scheme to s…
By Angela Morabito 
May 17, 2021
Hundreds of profs unveil 'Academic Freedom Alliance' to promote 1st Amendment on campus
Professors launched a nonprofit to promote academic freedom on college campuses.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Apr 13, 2021
Medical journal forces out editor who questioned 'structural racism.’ Professors rejoice.
A leading medical journal terminated an editor who questioned the existence of structural racism.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Apr 8, 2021
University of Southern California pays $1.1 billion to settle sex abuse claims
The University of Southern California agreed to pay $1.1 billion to settle a civil suit resulting from sex abuse cl…
By Dion J. Pierre 
Mar 30, 2021
INTERACTIVE MAP: Dozens of Chinese Communist Party funded Confucius Institutes still operate in US
As concerns are growing surrounding Confucius Institutes, multiple universities have chosen to shut them down.
By Ashley Carnahan 
Mar 24, 2021
Universities are 'ground zero' for human fetal tissue research, and taxpayers are footing the bill, new report finds
A report from the White Coat Waste Project found that more than $50 million taxpayer dollars went to human fetal t…
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Mar 8, 2021
Law prof says he was forced to undergo lengthy mental examination & drug test after exam question caused students ‘distress’
A University of Illinois-Chicago professor included a redacted reference to a racial slur on an exam about employme…
By Ben Zeisloft  
Feb 4, 2021
Before Big Tech, colleges led the way in de-platforming conservatives
As Big Tech moves to silence many conservative voices, Campus Reform is taking a look back at colleges across the c…
By Ashley Carnahan 
Jan 10, 2021
LGBT advocates want potential Biden admin to threaten Christian college accreditation
An LGBTQ rights organization released a set of policy proposals that encourage the Department of Education to deny …
By Ben Zeisloft  
Dec 12, 2020
'Déjà blue': Professors NOT happy after Trump once again defies polls
One professor said he was "feeling genuinely unsafe" by the thought of so many people voting for Trump.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Nov 4, 2020
Sacramento State asks profs to cancel class for for antiracism-themed convocation featuring Ibram Kendi
Sacramento State hosted Ibram X. Kendi and other social justice activists for their antiracism-themed convocation.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Oct 20, 2020
Universities mandate flu shots as part of COVID fighting efforts
Universities across the U.S. are making flu vaccines mandatory for students.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Oct 8, 2020