The professor criticized Stanford for not protecting its personnel against conservative influence sufficiently, questioning its relationship with the …

One of the professors calling for the investigation co-founded the Campus Antifascist Network and once wrote that “fascists have used ‘free speech’ as…

Campus Reform identified the top 5 instances of Antifa provocateurs on college campuses in 2020.

The committee is charged with helping "brainstorm and implement changes to help depolarize the campus.”

The university defended the professor's right to free speech but said it has sought the counsel of the Texas attorney general.

He said there is "no evidence that the group was involved in any planned campaign of violent attacks."

The vice president of a College Democrats chapter encouraged new students to join Antifa in a Twitter post.

An Oregon professor was arrested after allegedly participating in the Portland riots.

A George Washington University law professor testified before Congress on the threat posed by Antifa.

The group advised students to form groups of “co-conspirators” with an objective and to expect arrest for said action.

Phillips attributed the far-left group's rise to colleges being the "perfect place" to recruit supporters.

The poll comes as rioters ravage major cities around the country.

Mark Bray, who wrote "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook," said "Antifa isn't the problem."

The university has expressed distaste for the event and intentions of standing “ready to intervene” in the case of hate crime.

Former Antifa member Gabriel Nadales weighed in on why he believes Antifa has become so violent.

As riots have broken out across the country, a former Antifa member is speaking out.

College professors have since voiced their support for the rioters setting fire to buildings, smashing windows, and defacing monuments.

Here's a look at just a few of the times Antifa caused a problem on campus.