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Announcing Conservative University 2004, the cure for the common campus.

“You are not an individual,” a Georgia Tech student is told by her professor. “You did not make it here on your own, but because of society.”

A Georgetown professor offers this analysis of America’s war on terrorism: “I believe that John Ashcroft woke up one day and saw that white people were dwindling in the United States and panicked.”

Administrators at Bucknell argue with a civil libertarian over whether the university’s policy on “bias-related harassment” constitutes a speech code.

A homosexual group urges students nationwide to “take a vow of silence to peacefully protest the discrimination and harassment faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth in schools.”

A Villanova student takes a look at the wave of anti-American propaganda she sees around her.

In Professor Winsome Jackson’s comparative government class at Sierra College, students received 20 bonus points for attending a play not exactly known for its geopolitical insights.

While many of their peers were watching the NCAA Tournament, California professors mobilized their students to demonstrate against the governor’s proposed budget.

A professor calls Republicans “fascists” on his personal website but with his university linked to it, he opens up questions of whether academic liberty is at stake or pedagogical license has gone haywire

When the United States government subsidizes Islamic schools abroad, it may be feeding with a hand that gets bitten.

When a golf hat worn by an Ohio high school senior ended up getting him expelled, Michael Moore did not rush to his side.

A California professor who claimed to have been the victim of a “hate crime” was placed on paid leave last month after police determined that she herself had been the perpetrator.