A study from New York University (NYU) advocated for states to help illegal immigrants gain more access to government programs and benefits.
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A study from New York University (NYU) advocated for states to help illegal immigrants gain more access to government programs and benefits.
Two petition gatherers at the University of Louisville want to repurpose space for an archives for U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell and his wife, Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, for a student lounge or LGBTQ community space.
The University of Pennsylvania has stayed silent about former vice president Joe Biden and his position with the university after sexual assault allegations surfaced a week ago.
Duke University settled with the federal government and will have to repay $11 million in fake research grants.
George Washington University students voted to change their Colonials mascot, which is in the likeness of Founding Father and first American president George Washington, because it may not be inclusive enough.
A training at the University of North Georgia discussed what a “gender unicorn” is, or the gender spectrum, among other LGBTQ issues.
In what could have been a joke, a Georgetown University student claimed to be a member of a new “anti-abstinence” club at the private Catholic university in Washington, D.C. But, no such club existed in school records.
At Claremont Colleges in southern California, a transgender flag went missing and the Queer Resource Center believed it was a hate crime. But, it was returned a few days later and the center did not comment on who had returned it, saying it was a “misunderstanding.”
Apparently, the diets of white people are harming the earth more thanks to their diets’ impacts on climate change, according to a recent study.
An Australian study concluded that the term “cyclist” is dehumanizing and dangerous, based on a study of motorists on how they perceive cyclists in their daily lives.