Articles by Accuracy in Academia

UConn’s ‘Men’s Project’ is recruiting twenty ‘male-identified students’ to help stop ‘mansplaining,’ or when men interrupt women in conversations or meetings.

Clemson has a job opening for a diversity education director and it pays $109,000 a year.

Cynthia Farahat, who spoke at Accuracy in Academia’s Author’s Night several years ago, talked about Middle East’s thirst for free speech and free markets in a recent interview with Reason.

Black Student Union called for criminal charges to be filed against a race hoaxer after the county police did not file charges.

Notre Dame reversed their contraception coverage decision, where they opted out of providing contraception on health insurance plans, and blamed their insurance company for it.

Dennis Prager will speak at the University of Wyoming as planned, despite a planned protest of his speech by some students.

In November’s Campus Report, we look at the difference between real historians and the counterfeit variety we usually get in…

Mary Jane, pot, weed, marijuana: Now there is a university offering a college degree on studying marijuana and growing it.

The song line at NC State University, “the winds of Dixie,” could offend minority students, claimed a student op-ed.

According to a college professor in Florida, the Disney film classic “Beauty and the Beast” contains “toxic masculine capitalism.”

Adjunct professors at Cerritos College are unhappy with their low wages and being perceived as inferior by tenured college faculty, known as ‘tenuresplaining.’

Three professors claimed that minority students suffer “psychological harm” due to offensive memorials and monuments, such as the Confederate statues.