Articles by Accuracy in Academia

The controversial University of Georgia teaching assistant claimed that he declined to be placed under “permanent probation” and will face the administration in a formal hearing.

South Dakota’s state legislature passed a bill last week, which mandated intellectual diversity at its publicly-funded universities and colleges.

After apparently failing to raise enough funds via student fees, Gonzaga University is looking to crowdfund enough money to pay for illegal immigrant students’ scholarships.

A sociology professor at the University of Connecticut wrote that colleges should make ‘racial literacy’ a mandatory curriculum requirement.

Another anti-Israel resolution was defeated by a student government, this time at Columbia University.

Harvard’s business school is looking to hire an associate director to help promote a sense of “belonging” at the university.

It only costs $23 for Pomona College students to change their official gender with the state of California, per a report.

Not ceding space to males on public transportation, or the game of “patriarchy chicken,” is the way to combat the patriarchy, according to a university professor.

A former student intern claimed that the University of Texas Center for Women in Law discriminated against non-white colleagues and workers and the university is looking into these claims.

Anti-campus police protesters disrupted a student’s testimony before the board of trustees, which student was arguing in favor of keeping campus police officers armed in case of emergencies.

Five years after a tragic mass shooting, some college students at a University of California campus want to ban armed police officers.

A law professor used the “n-word” in class as a part of teaching about constitutional law and the freedom of speech, and was criticized for it by students. The university stood behind him because it is free speech.