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A female professor at University of San Francisco is pushing for colleges to pay women extra for “emotional labor,” as they expend emotional energy while they grade papers and other work-related activities.

Well that didn’t take long.

With so much home-grown K-12 and college curricula in the United States, is it necessary to import courses from America’s adversaries?

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse is hosting a “Social Justice Week,” which involves panel discussions, lectures and roundtables on social justice in America and an invited ‘social justice rapper.’

Not many Republicans make it into academia but one who did, Margaret Spellings, who captained the Department of Education during the Bush Administration, has come to find it rewarding.

But maybe not in the way you might have thought.

That’s the name of a course, even a curriculum, that is sweeping the country.

If you ever wondered what it was like to teach in a high school in the bay area, a high school English teacher gives us a precious glimpse of what it is like.

Brown University is now offering tuition-free Master’s degree for ‘Dreamers,’ or DACA recipients.

Two college professors at the University of Colorado-Denver asserted science teachers have to combat “whiteness” in their classrooms.

The group called the Revolutionary Student Front vandalized a World War One memorial at the University of Texas-Austin in the name of standing up to sexual assault.

Conservative scholar Charles Murray spoke at Middlebury College last year and was shouted down by protesters who claimed that the scholar was a fascist and racist because of some of his past writings on economics and society.