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And should elite university denizens question how enlightened they really are.

The good news is that students are not quite as ignorant of their constitutional rights as we’ve thought. The bad news is that most universities don’t want them to have any.

Barnard College rejects petition that criticized it for a “Eurocentric” English major at the women-only college.

Professor Mark Perry at the University of Michigan concluded, after analyzing data from the university, that the university pays $11 million for 93 diversity staffers.

It’s something you can expect to hear from media and academic elites. Therefore, like most of their pronouncements, it merits closer examination.

With the U. S. Supreme Court ready to pass judgement on how demanding teacher’s unions can be, the National Education Association (NEA) is already girding for the worst news they could get.

Arizona State University is offering a bachelor’s and master’s degree in “Social Justice and Human Rights,” claiming it will have relevance in the professional world.

Two Christian colleges win a court case that will allow them to reject the contraception mandate under Obamacare, meaning they will not be forced to pay for contraceptives.

But not until the school year is over.

Apparently the Trump Administration’s Justice Department felt compelled to show how it differs from the agency presided over by the previous administration.

Princeton University officials are encouraging male students to attend a bi-weekly discussion group that aims to make men confront their masculinity and make them “tremendously vulnerable.”

A keynote speaker at Princeton’s pre-graduation ceremony gave his speech on resisting the administration, without naming President Trump by name.