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According to the university, their “viewpoint neutral” criteria was why the liberal University of California-Berkeley canceled a speech by Ann Coulter, an avowed pro-Trump conservative political pundit. The university is making this claim to convince a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Young America’s Foundation (YAF), who planned on hosting Coulter’s speech.

The Southern Poverty Law Center is a favorite source of the media and academia but how Southern, poor and legal is it?

Combining identity politics, social justice doctrine and the concept of “safe-spaces,” Hampshire College allows students to self-segregate by living in “Identity-Based Housing.” The college’s website explains: “Residence Life and Housing facilitates the continuation of many identity-based housing communities started by students. These residential spaces give support to members of our community with social identities that […]

Columbia University economist Jeffrey Sachs claims that President Trump pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord because of the influence of the Koch brothers.

Ohio State University has released a “study” in the Journal of Peace Research suggesting that climate change could lead to “food violence.”

Raskin and his father also have deep ties to academia.

One week after the terrorist attack in London that claimed 22 lives, Palestinian-American activist Linda Sarsour, a favorite on the campus lecture circuit, spoke at the March for Truth rally here about another attack that concerned her.

University presidents vow to abide by Paris accord on Climate Change that President Trump just pulled America out of. Maybe they can move to Paris to abide by it.

Unfortunately for Abramson, some of the basic pieces of his theory don’t fit, literally.

When not amassing tens of thousands of twitter followers with anti-Trump memes that stop short of conspiracies (because he uses the word “may”), Seth Abrahamson teaches at the University of New Hampshire.

The professoriate is fighting what it perceives as federal budget cuts to higher education proposed by the Trump Administration.

There is confusion in academia of who would represent conservatism in Congress, whether it is Mitch McConnell or Paul Ryan.