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PETA is suing Texas A&M for deleting anti-research comments on the university’s Facebook page, which criticize the university for using dogs in scientific research.

A couple of criminology professors contend that “alt-right” protesters should be treated as street gangs, but were silent on the “Antifa” (i.e. anti-fascist) protesters who also ignite violence.

We rarely see eye-to-eye with the liberal Washington Monthly but their college rankings are an intriguing alternative to the much-heralded U. S. News rankings that administrators everywhere dream of getting in.

It’s a question that the parents of college students in America, not to mention the collegians themselves, should want the answer to.

Over and over again, we seem to see that when political, media and academic elites agree on something, it stands a very good chance of not being true.

So naturally, the news gets buried.

University of Colorado-Boulder’s sociology department offers a “Whiteness Studies” class this upcoming fall semester, which analyzes ‘whiteness’ and critically thinks about it.

A graduate student was reassigned from teaching assistant responsibilities after the student separated gun owners from the rest of the class in one of the lectures.

A trio of Iowa professors is getting a quarter of a million dollars to study microaggressions from the National Science Foundation (NSF).

James Livingston, the white Rutgers historian who obscenely tweeted about how much he hates white people, has been found in violation of school policy by the university.

The Fordham professor who dismissed Mollie Tibbetts, who was murdered by a killer whose immigration status is unclear, received her first truly unfavorable rating on Rate My Professors.com (RMP) after briefly discussing the collegian’s murder on MSNBC.

A paper submitted to a journal claims that “responsible fatherhood” is bad because it validates and empowers the patriarchy (i.e. feminist claims about male dominance in society).