Georgia Gwinnett College Associate Professor of History Dr. Fang Zhou, a legal immigrant to the United States and an outspoken opponent of illegal immigration, recently appeared on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight.” During the…
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UCLA investigates Guest Speaker’s Alleged Remarks comparing Jews to White Supremacists
A guest speaker’s alleged anti-Semitic remarks sparked an investigation at UCLA, but it appears that the guest speaker has a history of spreading anti-Zionist rhetoric on social media.
Pitzer College President Visits Holy Land after Students Tried to Axe Israel Study Abroad Program
Pitzer College’s president visited an Israeli university to celebrate academic freedom, soon after students and faculty tried to axe the college’s study-abroad program in Israel and tried to oust him.
Hillary Clinton, during Commencement Address, Rails Against President Trump after Mueller Report Release
Hillary Clinton was a commencement speaker in New York and chose to bring politics into her speech instead of sticking to nonpartisan advice to the graduating students.
Why is College So Pricey?
Several panelists, including a Temple University professor, discussed why the costs of attending college have risen to new highs.
Should Issues Like Race and Gender Factor Into Admissions? And the Survey Says…
Many people reject the idea that race and gender should factor into college admissions. According to a Pew Research Center survey, nearly three quarters (73%) of American adults think that a college applicant’s race or…
Second “Transgender Singing Voice Conference” Held at Earlham College
A college in Indiana hosted its second singing conference focusing on transgender vocalists. The “Transgender Singing Voice Conference” held at the end of March 2019 was sponsored by Earlham College’s Center for Social Justice, its…
LGBT Proponents At Manhattan College and Baylor University
Throughout the world of academia, many individuals and institutions advocate for the LGBT movement, including people at religious institutions. At Manhattan College, which specifically identifies as “a Lasallian Catholic college,” the LGBT Student Group recently…
Another Proposed Chick-fil-a Ban, This Time at Cal-Poly
Another day, another proposed ban on Chick-fil-A, this time at Cal-Poly in California.
Leftist Ideology Taints Graduation Ceremonies at Baylor and NYU
Dan Freemyer inserted some liberal ideology into his benediction prayer at Baylor University’s morning commencement ceremony on May 18th. Part of the way through his prayer at the Christian college, Freemyer, the Pastor of Missional…
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Another Attack on Koch Foundation Donations, This Time at George Washington University
A left-wing advocacy group Public Citizen issued a report criticizing the libertarian philanthropist Charles Koch for donating money to George Washington University’s Regulatory Studies Center, which Public Citizen claims unduly influences the Trump administration’s deregulatory agenda.
Villanova University Course Integrates Christianity with Social Justice
Several courses in the upcoming 2019 fall semester at Villanova University tell the story of how Christianity is rooted in social justice.
Boys Will Be Boys, Until They Become Girls: Biological Boys Compete Against Girls in High School Sports
Is it fair for biological boys to compete athletically against biological girls? Of course not, but it’s happening. The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) has filed a complaint with the Department of Education Office for Civil…
Senator Elizabeth Warren Does Not Understand the Student Loan Debt Crisis
Senator Elizabeth Warren, trying to remain relevant in the Democratic Party primaries, proposed a law that would wipe out student loan debt. Her proposal demonstrates her lack of understanding of what caused the student loan debt in the first place.
St. Bonaventure Professor Sues University over Alleged Forced Resignation from Dean Post
A former dean at St. Bonaventure University, who is still working as a professor at the university, claimed she was forced to resign as a dean because of her Wiccan (i.e. witch) beliefs.
Gibson Bakery Wins Lawsuit against Oberlin College, to the tune of $22 Million in Punitive Damages
Oberlin College learned a $22 million lesson: Don’t defame a local bakery in order to build one’s social justice credentials among their student activists, or get slapped with a lawsuit that’ll cost tens of millions of dollars.
Former Professor Sues Marvel, Other Movie Companies for Allegedly Stealing His Movie Ideas
A former college professor claimed that movie companies Walt Disney, Netflix, Marvel and Viacom stole his ideas from a movie script he wrote and seeks $10 billion in a jury trial.
After Netflix Miniseries, Former ‘Central Park Five’ Prosecutor Won’t Seek Reappointment at Columbia Law School
In light of a recent docu-series Netflix that portrayed her prosecution of the ‘Central Park Five,” a part-time faculty at Columbia Law School said she will not seek reinstatement at the law school because the law school does not support her in her role.
SMU Theology Course ‘Queer Bible Hermeneutics’ Interprets the Bible from LGBTQIA+ Perspective
Southern Methodist University has a course which interprets the Bible from the LGBTQIA+ perspective and whose reading material includes a commentary on the “Queer Bible.”
Boston University Professor Suggests Using Taxation to Combat Fake News
A Boston University professor has an idea for combating fake news: Taxation. According to an article on the Boston University (BU) website, BU’s Marshall Van Alstyne thinks that false news can have negative real-world ramifications….
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University of Louisiana-Lafayette Updates Free Speech Policy after Criticism from Student Group
Virginia State University has Vague Wording of “Public Morals” in Handbook
China to Suspend Advanced Placement History Tests by 2020
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Cal Poly Professor Created Attendance App by Using GPS Location Data
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Why Angela Davis Should Remember the Jonestown Massacre
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.
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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.
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