Student protests continue to go on at Portland State University, pushing for the disarming of its campus police a year after campus police officers shot and killed a black male, who was reaching for a gun that had dropped to the ground during a dispute with others.
A retired University of Washington professor wrote a letter to the editor on climate change and said that having “one less child” would be good for Mother Earth.
Bernie Sanders’ student debt forgiveness proposal is similar to fellow 2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s, but both misunderstand why student loan debt exists in the first place.
In 2017 Accuracy in Academia reported about a phenomenon known as Drag Queen Story Hour. Since then this cultural phenomenon has dragged on, so to speak, for over two years. The University of North Florida’s…
The “Salute to America” July 4th celebration on the National Mall in Washington DC featured a speech from President Donald Trump, military aircraft flyovers, tanks and fireworks. Many people criticized the president and the event…
The student-run newspaper at Oberlin College recently criticized the jury decision to fine Oberlin College tens of millions of dollars in a lawsuit, siding with college administrators without presenting additional evidence.
A small liberal arts college in Nebraska punished a librarian for a picture display that included a blackface image from 1926. Even after removing the offensive image, the administration suspended the librarian, which faculty members took issue with.
If Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) have their druthers, all student debt will be wiped out and Wall Street will pay for it. The left-wing legislators touted…
One of the “mission bells” that dot the old El Camino Real in California was removed at the University of California-Santa Cruz because it offended a local Native American tribe.
University of Louisville professor Ricky Jones, who teaches in the Department of Pan-African Studies, recently wrote two opinion editorials in the local newspaper, the Louisville Courier-Journal. In the May 29 editorial entitled, “Support for Donald…
Student protests continue to go on at Portland State University, pushing for the disarming of its campus police a year after campus police officers shot and killed a black male, who was reaching for a gun that had dropped to the ground during a dispute with others.
A retired University of Washington professor wrote a letter to the editor on climate change and said that having “one less child” would be good for Mother Earth.
Bernie Sanders’ student debt forgiveness proposal is similar to fellow 2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s, but both misunderstand why student loan debt exists in the first place.
In 2017 Accuracy in Academia reported about a phenomenon known as Drag Queen Story Hour. Since then this cultural phenomenon has dragged on, so to speak, for over two years. The University of North Florida’s…
The “Salute to America” July 4th celebration on the National Mall in Washington DC featured a speech from President Donald Trump, military aircraft flyovers, tanks and fireworks. Many people criticized the president and the event…
The student-run newspaper at Oberlin College recently criticized the jury decision to fine Oberlin College tens of millions of dollars in a lawsuit, siding with college administrators without presenting additional evidence.
The University of Louisiana-Lafayette recently updated its free speech policy after questions were raised about the previous policy and its allegedly vague wording.
Virginia State University’s policy forbids student organizations from violating “public morals,” which is not defined in their handbook.
Multiple Advanced Placement history tests will not be administered in mainland China by 2020 because the Communist Party is clamping down on material that goes counter to party propaganda.
A small liberal arts college in Nebraska punished a librarian for a picture display that included a blackface image from 1926. Even after removing the offensive image, the administration suspended the librarian, which faculty members took issue with.
Not that anyone should forget but the revolutionary radical turned credentialed academic has a special reason to remember the mass suicide/homicide that occurred 40 years ago in the country of Guyana on November 18, 1978.
Before you find him on offer as a university speaker or course, you may want to read the meticulously documented story of Cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal by former Accuracy in Academia executive director Dan Flynn.
