Articles by Accuracy in Academia

The University of Michigan is looking to hire an administrator in conflict resolution to help students handle disagreements and to build trust.

Khalil Muhammed– a Harvard University professor teaching classes on history, race and public policy– recently criticized President Donald Trump for stirring up race-based anger in America.

A college professor urges schools to start educating students as early as kindergarten to combat “toxic masculinity.”

University of California-San Francisco published a guide for people to help convince pregnant women to have abortions.

The University of Oregon is facing an internal division over a student body’s vote to divest from any company that has any relationship with Israel, including hummus maker Sabra.

A judge ruled in favor of a high school student and against an Oregon high school for censoring his pro-Trump t-shirt.

The school administration zeroed out (i.e. axed or slashed completely) the printing budget of the student-run newspaper, The Blue and Gray Press although the cutback would not affect the newspaper’s online publications, then UMW relented.

Humboldt State University, on June 12, plans to host a workshop on social justice, particularly on ‘microaggressions’ and ‘privilege.’

Western Illinois University hosted a ‘social justice’ summit of college professors on June 1.

University of Kentucky has an Office of LGBTQ* Resources, which has awarded scholarships and research grants of at least $19,000, and the three research grants are supposed to conduct LGBT-centered research.

Protesters disrupted a panel discussion at UCLA on indigenous peoples’ history, with panelists representing Armenians, Kurds and Jews. Pro-Palestinian activists denied involvement, but the protesters were allegedly chanting pro-Palestinian rhetoric during the event.

After cutting its undergraduate programs due to high debt and other financial issues, Marygrove College is now offering a social justice master’s degree along with its other master’s programs.