Tom Ciccotta

In a recently resurfaced vlog clip, actress Lori Loughlin complained about spending “all this money” on her daughter’s education.

Six alumni of Harvard University have been charged in the DOJ’s ongoing investigation into the college admissions scandal.

Harvard Law School Professor Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. is defending his controversial decision to represent alleged Hollywood abuser Harvey Weinstein.

Harvard engineering professors are now required to submit a report that details how they increased “diversity” on campus.

A Yale soccer coach that was named as a participant in the college bribery scam by the DOJ after he allegedly forced his players to write his graduate school papers.

Mike Rowe chimed in on the college bribery scandal this week, making the case that the cost of attending college is a bigger issue in the United States.

A teacher from Oakland, California, is suing Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin for $500 billion, claiming their alleged college bribery prevented her son from gaining admission to his preferred colleges.

A story about a mother serving jail time for fraudulently enrolling her daughters in a better public school district has resurfaced amidst the college bribery scandal.

Silicon Valley investor Bill McGlashan has parted ways with TPG Capital this week in response to the college admissions bribery scandal that he has been charged with taking part in.

Lori Loughlin’s daughters have reportedly decided not to return to the University of Southern California, blaming potential bullying by classmates and the media.

As Lori Loughlin traveled to Los Angeles on Tuesday to face arrest over her alleged role in bribing USC officials to admit her children, her daughter Olivia Jade was reportedly partying on a yacht owned by USC’s board chairman.

A leading proponent of “ethical” investing in Silicon Valley allegedly participated in the college admissions scandal that was uncovered by the Department of Justice this week.

Accused college admissions scam mastermind William “Rick” Singer once thought pitched his fraudulent business as the basis for a television reality show.

According to a recent survey, almost 40 percent of conservative college students say that they don’t feel safe on campus.

The University of Southern California fired water polo coach Jovan Vavic on Tuesday after the Department of Justice alleged that he had taken bribes in exchange for help with college admission.

The Obama family tennis coach, who has also coached at multiple universities, allegedly pocketed $2.7 million as part of America’s largest college admissions scam.

Olivia Jade, daughter of actress Lori Loughlin and one of the students at the center of America’s largest college admissions scam, once bragged about not wanting to attend class on her popular YouTube channel.

A guest lecturer at Boston University last week told students that it is “dangerous” for white students to not see race.

Central Washington University has announced an affirmative action plan that involves limiting new male hires to the institution’s faculty and staff positions.

A fundraiser at Michigan State University last week included an unusual focus on mocking President Trump. One panelist claimed, “Donald Trump lies…he has the undistilled reptilian brain.” 

A training seminar at Reed College this year included a graphic that suggests that the phrase “Make America Great Again” is an example of “covert white supremacy.”

Animator Nina Paley is speaking out against a professor at the University of Illinois, who led a campaign to cancel a local screening of one of Paley’s film over her beliefs on transgenderism.

Harvard University, which will soon receive a verdict in an admissions discrimination lawsuit brought by Asian-Americans, is effectively doubling down on its “diversity” values.

Florida police are investigating a public school bus aide who allegedly ripped a “Make America Great Again” hat off the head of a 14-year-old student.

An email verification service accidentally leaked more than 800 million email accounts, some including other personal data.

Professor Rachel McKinnon at The College of Charleston, a transgender athlete, is making the case that excluding transgender women from sports is the same as excluding black women.

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School has been accused of expelling a student using doctored evidence in a lawsuit filed by the man.

A new study from a peer-reviewed academic journal says that classic children’s books written by Dr. Seuss are racist.

A student at UC Davis is speaking out against professor Joshua Clover for saying that cops “need to be killed.”

A pending lawsuit against Columbia University provides details on an alleged pattern of sexual abuse from a university dean.