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A graduating nursing student was told not to include any Christian references in a speech by Colorado Mesa University, which was later reversed after Alliance Defending Freedom sent them a letter informing the university of the unconstitutionality of their speech instructions.

Last year’s widespread protests at Evergreen State College have led to falling enrollment numbers, which has led the college to slash $5.9 million from its budget for the upcoming year.

The president of Santa Monica College urged students to report hate speech but does the warning contain a loophole wherein the first amendment can disappear?

Was it because they ran out of whiteness to abolish?

It’s roughly for the same reason education goes wrong: It ignores parents.

Over on the academe blog maintained by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), Martin Kich helpfully posted “Institutions and Programs with $1 Million+ 20-Year ROI.”

Millennials interviewed on the streets of Washington, D. C. say they would rather date a convicted felon than a Trump supporter.

Perhaps there was a time when great writers were welcomed in academia and appreciated the time they spent there. This isn’t that time.

Which is more than many Yalies can do.

By, of course, a law professor.

Right now, parents and taxpayers are getting skinned off of defaulted student loans and rising tuition.

Of incomes, that is.