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A faculty associate at the University of Wisconsin at Madison claims that today’s academic instructional environment encourages ‘gender identity subjugation’ and does not allow students to feel free and liberated from gender norms.

A recommendation that the heroes of the Alamo not be described that way was sharply rejected by the Texas Education Commission but the first woman to get the Democratic nomination for president was not so fortunate.

Free speech absolutists are getting nearly impossible to find on campuses, at least among the Left that dominates universities.

A sociology major at Harvard is so afraid of rich people that she took to the pages of The Crimson to describe this fear.

University of Michigan is looking to hire students to be “coalition builders” and fight against racism on its campus.

A year after laying off 120 workers, Saint Louis University outfits 2,300 student rooms with Amazon Echo devices and will not detail how much that cost the university.

Yet and still, there may be a mismatch between what universities like to teach and the labor force.

A Yale professor who supports raising teacher salaries nevertheless admits that there is little evidence showing that such salary increases affect educational outcomes.

Reading alone is a lost art and reading outside your comfort zone is even rarer in an age of microaggressions and trigger warnings. Yet and still, an associate professor at John Brown University suggests we do just that.

That’s apparently the grade an increasing number of students seem to expect when they’re too stressed out to give presentations.

Sometimes what looks like bad news inside academe may actually be a good omen for the rest of us.

The University of Missouri won a court case where it can enforce its ban on guns on its campus, which the judge ruled did not violate a state statute. But, the constitutionality of the ban could be resolved in a different lawsuit, if one is filed.