The Washington Post editorial board gave a scathing review of Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam for his view that students from different backgrounds should be administered different tests.
A Texas school district apologized this week for altering a photo of a high school homecoming queen posted on its website.
A group of Turning Point USA activists at Kent State is facing a massive online backlash after wearing diapers on campus to protest safe space culture.
Canadian Professor Says ‘Romanticized’ Concept of Debate Breeds Anti-Abortion Activists
A Georgia teacher who compared students T-shirts bearing President Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan to swastikas has resigned from her job.
Universities must uphold free speech and open debate or face fines and be blacklisted by a new higher education regulator, the government had revealed.
One West Texas mother voiced concerns this week over her elementary school’s use of corporal punishment, questioning if an assistant principal went too far when reprimanding her son who, allegedly, came home with sizable bruises.
Esteemed feminist author and scholar Camille Paglia argued that Women’s and Gender Studies Departments should be defunded in a recent conversation with Professor Jordan Peterson.
A PhD student in sociology at Birmingham City University in Birmingham, England wrote his thesis paper on three-way sexual encounters.
The “Gender Research Institute” at Dartmouth College has shut down after four years of operation due to a lack of funding.
TEL AVIV – Pro-Palestinian campus group Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) cancelled a scheduled talk by a Palestinian activist at George Washington University (GWU) over claims that the speaker is “anti-Semitic.”
UCLA Law Professor Richard Sander argued that affirmative action policies hurt those that they intend to help in a speech on campus last week.
The President of William & Mary this week condemned the actions of protesters who shut down an ACLU free speech event that took place on campus September 27.
Georgetown University in Washington, DC held an official “Respect Life” forum, the first for the Jesuit university that last year saw Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards receive a standing ovation from students.
The University of Minnesota announced that students with cheating violations on their records will be able to have them expunged if they sign up for an on-campus program on integrity.
Documents published this week reveal that Columbia University plans to spend an additional $100 million on diversity efforts.
The head of Ofsted has defended single-sex schools after a court ruled that gender segregation at the UK’s first state-funded Muslim school was a form of discrimination.
In the ongoing wave of silencing conservative voices on college campuses, Texas can add Representative Briscoe Cain (R-Deer Park) to the list. Last week, the freshman lawmaker found his speaking engagement at Texas Southern University (TSU) shut down by Black Lives Matter protesters.
The Chinese government has significantly increased the quantity of communist propaganda in schools under president Xi Jinping, modifying curricula to include more content promoting “Chinese characteristics” and concerning some parents who feel their children would be better served by a greater emphasis on science and math, according to the New York Times.
A Mississippi school district removed Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird from its curriculum because people felt uncomfortable with the book’s language.
Admissions quotas for minority students are not only hurting higher education, they are hurting the students themselves, says Richard Sander, a professor in the UCLA law school.
Dr. Bill Bennett, secretary of education under President Ronald Reagan, told attendees at the Values Voter Summit Friday that President Donald Trump’s Cabinet is a “more conservative cabinet” than Reagan’s Cabinet was.
Pro-life posters placed around Loyola Marymount University’s campus by a Catholic student group are being torn down this week.
According to a report from the Crimson, Harvard University has been spending around $10,000 in security costs to host controversial speakers like Charles Murray.
A professor at a Des Moines community college was filmed going on a bizarre rant about students bringing pomegranates into her classroom.
Turkey’s Culture Minister Numan Kurtulmus reported to his parliament on Tuesday that some 140,000 books have been removed from libraries for “including propaganda of FETO.” FETO stands for Fethullah Terrorist Organization, which is the Turkish government’s name for followers of exiled imam Fethullah Gulen.
Professors from several institutions spoke about the growth of viewpoint intolerance in a panel event at New York University on Tuesday evening.
The all-female Scripps College in Claremont, California, is offering traumatized students “support and resources” in response to a contentious debate that took place during a guest lecture event.
Several student protesters at the University of Michigan attempted to derail a Charles Murray lecture event that took place on campus on Wednesday night.
Police in North Texas took into custody an eighth grade female student for allegedly bringing marijuana-spiked chocolate chip cookies to school. On Tuesday, they charged her with a felony for the possession of a controlled substance.
Israeli and Jewish American leaders are speaking out against New York University’s (NYU) decision to host performances of a play that has been criticized for whitewashing Palestinian terrorism and demonstrating anti-Israel bias.
Student protesters shut down University of Oregon President Michael Schill’s State of the University speech, claiming that they were standing “against fascism.”
Students at the prestigious Amherst College demanded protection from the “hurtful” ideas of recent guest speaker, radio talk show host Michael Graham.
A Washington Post op-ed published on Tuesday from controversial Drexel Professor George Ciccariello-Maher argues that conservatives are the “real campus thought police.”
Wake Forest University’s faculty chair of the publications committee is arguing that the conservative student newspaper is “propaganda.”
Portland State University Professor Brian Gilley’s article “The Case for Colonialism” has been removed from publication in response to death threats received by the journal’s editors.
One Texas school board ousted its high school’s Confederate namesake, General Robert E. Lee, on Monday night, unveiling its replacement name: LEE High.
As Chicago gears up for the opening of President Barack Obama’s new presidential library, news has leaked that Obama doesn’t intend to move all his records, manuscripts and papers there. The announcement has sparked questions of just how useful a presidential library would be if there isn’t anything for scholars to research.
Senior members of Balliol College’s student body committee banned a Christian group from attending the Oxford college’s freshers’ fair after claiming it could lead to “potential for harm to freshers” because Christianity was ‘damaging’ and ‘an excuse for homophobia and neo-Colonialism’.
Fashion designer Marc Jacobs condemned political correctness in a speech at Oxford University in response to criticisms he received last year over his decision to dress white models in dreadlocks.
