Articles by Accuracy in Academia

The walkout protests were another part of the anti-Kavanaugh efforts on the Left

The University of Pennsylvania hired a Chief Wellness Officer, the alleged first of its kind in the Ivy League schools, but will not tell what it means.

California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have mandated abortion pills be provided by California state universities, which handed the pro-life movement a victory.

St. John’s University in New York had invited ICE recruiters to their on-campus career fair, but after a student group’s outcry over their attendance, the university disinvited the agency.

Pomona College partnered with the Democratic Party to do voter registration for its students, but did not invite Republicans to do the same.

The state of New Jersey has a new regulation in its Department of Education: a provision that prevents schools from informing parents of their child’s preferred gender and gender pronouns.

Only in academia is diversity a growth industry

A student group, unrecognized as an official student group by Georgetown University, is offering students contraceptives on-campus for free, which goes against Catholic teachings.

Stanford University will rename buildings and other parts of its campus and remove the name “Juniperro Serra” from them, due to the controversy surrounding the Catholic saint.

A new children’s book upholds controversial ex-NFL athlete Colin Kaepernick as a hero, despite the evidence of his strong anti-police and pro-Communist rhetoric.

George Washington University’s art administrator created an art exhibit for the District of Columbia that challenges the “limited, white, hetero-centric logic of the erotic.”

Supreme Court justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh graduated from Yale University in 1990, but, his nomination by President Donald Trump has led to widespread liberal outcry in the media, on college campuses, on social media platforms such as Twitter, and protests.