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A climate change court case brought by students just got blocked by the Supreme Court.

A private Christian university near Los Angeles, California had to reinstate a rule that prohibited homosexual relationships among its students because the rule was previously eliminated without board approval, which was met with disdain among some students.

A pro-abortion student group at the University of Oregon held an anti-Kavanaugh rally to reiterate that Americans should not ever let the confirmation happen again (in other words, the confirmation of an originalist judge to the Supreme Court).

An Israeli Court ruled in her favor.

In an appearance at the Gates Foundation, the president of France tried to argue that education and large families are incompatible.

It’s getting harder and harder to find a college campus where the Admiral of the Ocean Sea can be indigenous.

The University of North Carolina looked for newspapers in America and had a hard time finding them.

The lawyer for Students for Fair Admissions may have kicked off his case with a masterstroke.

A political science professor from Bradley University took several thousand words on his blog to prove that academia doesn’t tilt overwhelmingly to the political Left.

An American student active in the movement to Boycott, Divest from and Sanction Israel actually wants to study there, but the Israeli government isn’t sure that’s a good idea.

Do the people who want to ban hate speech actually hate speech?

They haven’t won anywhere yet but they’re still trying.