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In a recent blog, a religious studies professor from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville summarized the current academic outlook on the lead paragraph of one of his blogs.

A cabal of demonstrators shouted down author Christina Hoff Sommers when she appeared at Lewis & Clark University.

An increasing number of insiders say, contrary to the multitude of studies and seminars we’ve slogged through, that there is not a shortage of Science Technology and Engineering Majors (STEM) but a glut.

Miami University of Ohio’s Women’s Center has an internship program for up to seven interns per year. The interns are assigned to organize events for students to push for ‘radical feminism’ and social justice efforts.

Duke University is now randomly assigning roommates to students to promote diversity and avoid roommates from being too similar to each other.

At taxpayer expense, of course. Apparently it never occurs to them to pursue a public good on their own dime.

UConn announced their next on-campus speaker: Women’s March organizer Linda Sarsour, who advocates for sharia law and has ties to a Palestinian terrorist.

Faculty at Lehigh University petitioned the university’s board to rescind an honorary degree to Donald Trump, but the board declined and cited how the degree was awarded twenty-nine years ago.

In an ironic move, UCLA announced that Chelsea Manning will be speaking at the university on the subject of “public ethics.”

Purdue University has an online writing guide which warned students against using the word “man” out of fear that it would offend people and would be considered too sexist, but changed it after it was reported on.

On the third anniversary of his passing, we remember M. Stanton Evans economic advice, and take note on how we are doing following it.

The Cornell University Resident Student Congress passed a unanimous resolution to have an Asian and Asian-American-only residential floor in a residence hall.