A Cinco de Mayo-themed party by a women’s lacrosse team was criticized after a student posted a photo of them on Instagram, joking about President Trump’s border wall.
Topic: PC culture
‘Pee Privilege’ is Questioned at Northern Arizona University
‘Pee privilege’ is a thing at Northern Arizona University, referring to the concept that someone may fear for their safety while using the restroom facilities.
University of San Francisco Changed Building Name from a former Mayor to the city’s First Black High School Principal
The University of San Francisco changed the name of one of its buildings, named after a former city mayor, because of his anti-immigrant rhetoric.
Regis University Shuts Down Satirical Social Justice Bake Sale
A satirical bake sale was shut down at Regis University because the administration said that organizers didn’t follow the rules of organizing a table and that the bake sale was discriminatory in pricing.
Oxford University Apologized for Newsletter that said Eye Contact is a ‘Racial Microaggression’
Oxford University apologized for their newsletter comment about eye contact being a ‘racial microaggression,’ but not for the reasons you would think.
Anonymous Students: Frats are Dangerous, College Administrators ‘Protects Rapists’
Anonymous poster accused Swarthmore College of protecting rapists, an accusation that both fraternities and administrators reject.
LGBT Students at Clemson Demand Safe Space
LGBTQIA+ students at Clemson University demanded a safe space only for them because they felt the university is treating them like every other student group on campus.
Anonymous Professor Upset at Student’s Essay on Men’s Rights
A professor who wrote an essay anonymously said that a student’s essay on men’s rights scared her due to the rhetoric.
New Academic Jargon: ‘Eurobliviousness’ at Ithaca College
New academic term for white privilege? “Eurobliviousness.”
Professor Reported for Hypothetical Border Wall Question on an Exam
A hypothetical statistics exam question on a ‘border wall’ offended students at the University of Wisconsin, and the professor was reported to the administration.