A group of Columbia University students interrupted a class session last week being taught by a Title IX administrator to protest her role in the alleged mishandling of a sexual assault case on campus.
The University of Wisconsin System announced a policy on Friday that will expel students who repeatedly disrupt guest lecture events on campus.
Parents’ anger led to a statement of apology by a Wyoming school district after a multiple-choice online quiz included “shooting at Trump” as a possible answer that was administered to high school students.
A professor at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas suggested Thursday that President Trump deserves the blame for the Las Vegas shooting because the president has “encouraged violence.”
A Texas high school student has filed a lawsuit against the school district after she was suspended for sitting during the pledge of allegiance. Seventeen-year-old India Landry says, “I don’t think that the flag is what it says it is for, for liberty, and for justice and all that. It’s not obviously what’s going on in America today.”
Friday on PBS’s “NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks described the ongoing gun control debate in the wake of last week’s mass shooting in Las Vegas to be a “proxy” for the larger culture divide underway in America. Brooks argued
Harvard University Professor Jonathan L. Walton called the NRA a “domestic terrorist organization” during a speech at the campus’s Memorial Church.
Aasha Foster, a counseling psychology graduate student at Columbia University, penned a 138-page thesis paper on “microaggressions” against asexual people.
A new survey conducted by the Yale University student newspaper revealed that only nine percent of the faculty at the Ivy League university identify as conservative.
West Point is launching an investigation into how it handled the case of a former student who graduated last year despite the school being alerted by a faculty member of his angry, anti-military, and pro-communist sentiments in 2015.
An object reported to campus police as a “noose” was actually a shoelace, according to Michigan State University campus police.
A Black Lives Matter Activist group at The College of William & Mary shut down an ACLU Free Speech event on the basis that “liberalism is white supremacy.”
The Justice Department is investigating affirmative action policies at Harvard University over claims of discrimination in the admissions process.
Officials at Southern Methodist University (SMU) suspended a fraternity late Wednesday following an internal investigation into alleged hazing practices performed on new members so egregious that this chapter cannot return to the campus until 2021.
As U.S. citizens Puerto Rican children can enroll in public schools and many are doing so following Hurricane Maria’s devastating strike on the island last month.
Lawmakers in Ohio are working to pass legislation expressing support of Israel and denouncing attacks against its supporters, especially on university campuses.
Researchers from the University of Rochester Medical Center have shown links between later school start times and decreased risks of anxiety and depression in children.
A professor at Loyola Marymount University argued last week that violent protests are a productive means of advancing progressive causes. Stefan Bradley, a professor of African American Studies at Loyola Marymount University, argues in a recent column for the Chronicle
A Texas middle school abruptly dropped its mascot, “Rebel,” and did so without any formal discussion with parents or taxpayers. They said their decision stemmed from community “concerns” surrounding the national conversation on Confederate iconography in the public forum.
An op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal on Monday argues that it’s progressive academics, not conservatives, who reject science.
In the continuation of an eight-year trend, American women earned far more doctoral degrees than men in 2016. https://twitter.com/Mark_J_Perry/status/913420166750461952 In 2016, there were 135 women enrolled in graduate school for every 100 men. Women earned 400 master’s degrees in health
A trustee for the Dallas Independent School District signaled that more school names may be on the chopping block. This follows the school board’s vote last week to approve re-branding four elementary schools named for Confederate-linked historical figures. However, a latest pair of namesakes have no ties to the Confederacy.
Two more U.S. representatives have co-sponsored a bill that would end the U.S. Department of Education by December of 2018.
Around 80 student protesters have been disciplined by Evergreen State College this week for their participation in the spring uproar that led to a large settlement with former professor Bret Weinstein.
Boise State Professor Scott Yenor has been targeted for termination by students after he published a column critical of transgender activists.
A Virginia school district says that a Bible verse engraved on bench memorializing a deceased student must be removed because it is not legal.
An elementary school teacher in Littleton, Massachusetts, is facing criticism from students and parents for taking a knee as her students recited the Pledge of Allegiance on Thursday.
As part of National Read a Book Day, First Lady Melania Trump sent Dr. Seuss books to schools across the country.
The Catholic diocese of Rockville Centre on Long Island in New York has informed its high schools that protests against the national anthem are forbidden at sporting events and other school occasions.
A middle-school teacher in Florida plans to erect a display that will invite children to “hail Satan” during the upcoming Christmas season.
Heterosexual students at Clemson University are being encouraged to take on a “same-sex partner” as part of a questionnaire distributed by Ph.D. candidate and course instructor Traci Hefner.
A Texas district court judge sentenced a kindergarten teacher to 10 years in prison after she admitted to having sex with at least six high school boys. She will also surrender her teaching certificate and register as a sex offender for the balance of her lifetime.
Organizers at Sewanee: The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, have put together an event to counter an upcoming lecture from “factual feminist” Christina Hoff Sommers.
Retired Harvard University law professor Alan Dershowitz on Wednesday encouraged university students not to back down from difficult discussions surrounding Israel on campus, urging them to make complex, cogent cases rooted in history when faced with propagandistic attacks.
An elementary school librarian in Massachusetts rejected a donation made by First Lady Melania Trump to her school’s library.
The University of Connecticut has canceled an event featuring comedian Owen Benjamin after he criticized the practice of giving hormone replacement treatment to young children.
WASHINGTON, DC — The Supreme Court on Thursday added 11 new cases to its docket for this year, including one that appears certain to be a major blow to public-sector unions.
Houston area talk radio host and producer Kenneth Webster shared his thoughts on the early successes of Texas’ campus carry law and why California should match it in an article published by KPRC Radio.
One Texas school district not only supports Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), its school board urged Congress to continue the Obama-era executive amnesty program which the Trump Administration plans to phase out within six months.
Experts have prepared terror attack advice for British children, and police have said it should be taught in schools and colleges after a string of deadly attacks in the UK.
