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Since we started reporting on it last year, Trump Derangement Syndrome has, if anything, surpassed epidemic proportions, starting in the Faculty Lounge.

A law professor at a D.C. university proposed the idea of studying Trump voters with a ‘blue collar studies’ program.

Mizzou has cut administrative positions due to budget cuts, but it will not comment on where a college administrator is working after her name disappeared from the college website.

While there are way more incidences of crazy professors caught on video, here are five who will surely make wonder what has happened to today’s college campuses

More ‘social justice warriors’? Two professors want colleges to train professional activists, in a recently penned op-ed.

America’s ‘spatial injustice’ is caused by ‘car culture,’ at least that is what a UCLA digital humanities course alleged.

It might sound hyperbolic to compare today’s academic climate to an ideology that claimed at least 100 million lives but the parallels are startling.

A college professor at the University of Kansas tweeted that Trump supporters are “deeply invested in white supremacy.” Huh?!

An art auction benefitting Planned Parenthood was organized by Kent State University students and faculty members in response to Obamacare repeal and replace efforts by Congress, but it was not an official university event.

In his Fourth of July column, Pat Buchanan, as usual, asks some provocative questions:

The discussion was focused on whether or not private schools, especially those receiving funds from voucher programs, should be required to serve every student rather than those who coincide with their values and beliefs.

Administrators at Columbus State University may consider renaming their ‘safe spaces’ to avoid criticism from others.