Articles by Accuracy in Academia

Evergreen State College, on the heels of announcing it will slash $5.9 million from its budget entering this year, will cut 24 faculty positions, 19 unfilled staff positions and has warned 20 staff members that their jobs are at risk, too.

A pet graduation ceremony was held for the sixth consecutive year at a small college in Florida, where 50 pets “graduated.”

As we observe Memorial Day today, we at Accuracy in Academia want to express our heartfelt gratitude for all those…

Queer architecture is a subject of a course at Tufts University, per a recent course description published by the university.

Because they can.

A visiting professor will teach a course on feminist and queer-themed dance at UMass-Amherst this upcoming fall semester.

Apparently, according to one music education adjunct professor at New York University, ‘Eurocentric’ music education is a ‘product of racism.’

Marquette University advised its students to not use the word “illegal” when referring to students who are in the country illegally for fear of offending them.

$17 million is a large sum to spend in any context, but to decline on how Dartmouth College will spend it on mental health services call into question the effectiveness of this spending plan.

Apparently to some college students in California, historical Spanish mission bell markers are symbols of oppression and should be removed.

A committee at Florida State University voted to remove a statue of Francis Eppes, the grandson of American Founding Father Thomas Jefferson, over the concerns that he was a slave owner.

Apparently they don’t think he’s ready for the Nobel Prize.