Articles by Spencer Irvine

What the heck does that mean?! Take a look: “In an email Monday, the four university chancellors and interim president of the UM System acknowledged that they “face challenges,” and announced work on an audit to “examine and create a comprehensive assessment and inventory of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, practices, programs, and procedures across the University of Missouri System.””

The war on common sense and bathroom use continues, this time in New Haven, Connecticut at the home of Yale University.

Sounds like a harrowing experience for a female student who happened to be trapped among the throng of protesting students…

Well, looks like the ‘Jackie’ saga at the University of Virginia continues to roll along.

From Campus Reform: “The U.S. House of Representatives has rejected a Democrat-led effort to withhold ROTC funding from The Citadel unless it removes a Confederate flag on display in its chapel.”

Isn’t that ridiculous? “Citing what it calls “unhealthy” competition among students, the Wake County school board is the latest in the country to make valedictorians and salutatorians a thing of the past, The News & Observer of Charlotte reports.”

And adding to that, their chief diversity office left to take a similar job at the University of Washington. But,…

Way to go, Governor Doug Ducey. A win for free speech.

Is this a ‘he said, she said’ scenario? Possibly, but Let. Gen. Jerry Boykin’s removal can seem suspicious at first glance.

Imagine if the speaker were a minority and a political liberal. Would conservatives or libertarians drown out the speaker?

From the College Fix: “Dozens” of students at the Seattle University-affiliated Matteo Ricci College have been involved in a “sit-in” at the school administrative building, busy protesting the “classical curriculum that focuses on Western ideas and history.”

$25 million for three years is not chump change, students: “The editorial board of The Daily Bruin, UCLA’s student newspaper, argued in an editorial Monday that the decision—announced last week by UC system President Janet Napolitano—is not an adequate long term solution because it is set to expire in 2019.”