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‘Hostile’ comments on the social media app Yik Yak pushed feminist students at the University of Mary Washington to sue the school, since the school did not protect them from those comments.

None of the sixty-seven students who participated in the disruptive protest at Middlebury College will be expelled or suspended, but they will be placed on probation and other disciplinary measures, announced the college.

So much for diversity: College students and faculty at Orange Coast College want to boot the College Republicans chapter from their campus.

A Chinese exchange student was criticized over her remarks of how America’s “fresh air” was liberating, compared to her home country of China.

Still bitter? Joe Biden criticized President Trump, although not by name, for things such as ‘hate speech,’ ‘fringe ideologies’ and the ‘forces of populism.’

An assistant professor at Berkeley was fired over sexual harassment, but he has sued three of his four accusers for defamation.

Undergraduate hourly workers at the University of Chicago library can hold a union election, said the NLRB.

A black student at Bowie State University was stabbed to death while visiting the campus of the University of Maryland, and the police arrested a white student who is an alleged member of an online hate group.

The James G. Martin Center ran a piece on defending Western civilization by ensuring that Western intellectuals and their books are taught in higher education.

History lessons teach children a “healthy contempt for authority,” writes Reason.

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