Two top colleges in the UK rejected an offer to fund the education of poor white boys, for fear of violating anti-discrimination laws. Winchester and Dulwich colleges turned down an offer from Professor Sir Bryan Thwaites, to donate £1 million
It is well-understood by now that strange incidences are regularly unfolding on college campuses these days. Take a look at a few of the highlights from 2018, in which a variety of campus events were canceled — each one for its own unique and ridiculous reason.
2018 was filled with crazy campus stories. From affirmative action discrimination lawsuits, to “dick pic” seeking professors, campuses in 2018 never failed to entertain. Here are some of our favorite stories in this genre for 2018:
There were many crazy moments to choose from in 2017 as universities became free speech battlegrounds.
America has elected a president who represents the polar opposite of the coddled, PC culture that reigns on college campuses.
If there’s one thing the right can agree on at the moment, it’s that the American campus is in a dire state. Donald Trump is the only candidate with a credible plan to fix them.
The Chancellor of Oxford University disagrees with diversity quotas. So SJWs want him gone.
Another day, another story of left-wing students getting inordinately upset over words. This time the ruckus comes from Ohio University.
The first meeting of Portland State University’s Students for Trump group was loudly interrupted and shut down by anti-Trump protesters, who barged into the group’s meeting on Thursday evening.
A new student group at Stanford University which claims to be committed to improving faculty diversity is demanding that significant upcoming university appointments go to non-white and transgender candidates.
A turning point is underway on American college campuses. Once dominant, left-wing student activists are now on the back foot. Here’s why.
Responding to the perfectly reasonable allegation that the wild-eyed radicals who shut down Donald Trump’s rally in Chicago were fascists, lefty comedian Sarah Silverman made what I’m sure she thought was a devastating argument: https://twitter.com/SarahKSilverman/status/708541217588445184 Here at Breitbart Tech, we’ve become
University of Pittsburgh student Doug Steeber has been harassed by his classmates following an event the College Republicans club hosted with Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos.
Following last year’s protests, the University of Missouri has seen a 20% decline in freshman enrollment for its incoming class, and is now operating with a $32 million deficit. As a result, the Interim Chancellor of the University has sent out a letter
Oberlin College has recently come under fire for the online remarks of professor Joy Karega, who took to Facebook to publicize her claims that “Israeli and Zionist Jews” were behind the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, the Charlie
Bowdoin College, a private liberal arts college in Maine, has offered counseling to students who felt “injured and affected” by a group of classmates who attended a Tequila-themed birthday party on campus wearing miniature sombreros.
The University of Pittsburgh’s Student Government Board held a public meeting on Tuesday to discuss the traumatizing visit the night before from dangerous homosexual and Breitbart Tech Editor Milo Yiannopoulos, during which students described themselves as feeling “hurt” and “unsafe.”
Today, it’s conservatives and libertarians who are the new campus insurgents.
The campus censorship epidemic continues at British and American universities.
Two conservative law professors at Georgetown have adopted the rhetoric of the regressive left in their objection to post-mortem critiques of the late Justice Antonin Scalia from liberal colleagues, claiming conservative law students are “traumatized” by such critiques.
The University of Michigan held a group therapy session for students yesterday to coincide with Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos’ visit to campus.
Following last week’s scenes at Rutgers University, where Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos’ speech was interrupted by left-wing students who smeared fake blood on their face, campus crazies have disrupted an event at the University of Minnesota.
Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos appeared on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM Patriot Ch. 125 this morning to discuss his recent appearance at the University of Minnesota alongside Christina Hoff Sommers of the American Enterprise Institute.
Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos will address students at the University of Minnesota today in a two-hour event entitled “CALM DOWN!! Restoring Common Sense to Feminism.” The event, hosted by the conservative campus magazine The Minnesota Republic, can be watched live
Speaking on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM, Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos told listeners that he would not be intimidated by the antics of progressive radicals on campus, who recently disrupted his event at Rutgers University with fake blood and war chants.
Students at the University of Exeter have a rare opportunity to reject the censorious, divisive policies of the regressive left at student government elections this week. M.A student Paul Rota is running for office on a platform that challenges the wackiest ideas
The so-called “safe space” was one of the defining issues of free speech at universities in 2015, as its very concept attracted global ridicule. However, its coup de grâce is now well under way.
In a stunning display of irony, campus crazies at the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE) are holding a vote to ban the university’s free speech society. Voting is likely to take place at the Union General Meeting this Thursday.
If you’ve got a reputation for wild-eyed radicalism, one sure-fire way to bolster it is to send death threats to a high school student for challenging your opinions in the school newspaper. That’s exactly what happened to Philadelphia high school
Many Breitbart readers will be familiar with the myriad of gender studies and critical race theory classes on U.S. campuses designed to emphasise differences and conflicts between groups. Now, a new course is to be added to the pantheon of
