Articles by Accuracy in Academia

A Democratic congresswoman’s anti-Semitic remarks have spurred two pro-Israel on-campus organizations to condemn her use of anti-Semitic tropes.

After a college professor compared the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, a Supreme Court justice, to a biblical story, a student reported the professor to the university’s Bias Incident Response Team.

SUNY New Paltz is trying to rename multiple campus buildings because their namesakes, who were the founders of the city of New Paltz, were slaveowners.

For some college protesters at a private, liberal arts college in north of New York City, free laundry detergent is something worth protesting for, for a week.

The controversial University of Georgia teaching assistant claimed that he declined to be placed under “permanent probation” and will face the administration in a formal hearing.

South Dakota’s state legislature passed a bill last week, which mandated intellectual diversity at its publicly-funded universities and colleges.

After apparently failing to raise enough funds via student fees, Gonzaga University is looking to crowdfund enough money to pay for illegal immigrant students’ scholarships.

A sociology professor at the University of Connecticut wrote that colleges should make ‘racial literacy’ a mandatory curriculum requirement.

Another anti-Israel resolution was defeated by a student government, this time at Columbia University.

Harvard’s business school is looking to hire an associate director to help promote a sense of “belonging” at the university.

It only costs $23 for Pomona College students to change their official gender with the state of California, per a report.

Not ceding space to males on public transportation, or the game of “patriarchy chicken,” is the way to combat the patriarchy, according to a university professor.