Yale English majors aren’t required to take classes about white male authors like Shakespeare or Chaucer, due to objections by a student petition.
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University of Kansas Hired Black Lives Matter Activist, Despite a Ban from Campus Building
A Black Lives Matter activist has been hired at the University of Kansas, despite a ban from a campus building after he exchanged angry words with a dean.
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Democrats Contact Anti-Trump Psychology Professors over the President’s Mental Health
Democrats are reaching out to anti-Trump psychology professors in an attempt to invoke the Constitution to remove President Trump from the White House.
Rutgers Investigating Professor’s Anti-Semitic Social Media Posts
Professor Michael Chikindas’s allegedly anti-Semitic social media posts are being investigated for potentially violating Rutgers University’s anti-discrimination policies.
Lecturer’s Social Media Post about Beating Pro-Life Protesters Up Hits News Cycle
A San Jose State University lecturer published a social media post referring to beating up pro-life protesters. Oops?
High School Teacher Quits after News Surfaced She Kicked Out Trump-Supporting Students
A high school teacher resigned after she allegedly received death threats, when news broke she booted pro-Trump students from her classroom.
Professor Sued President Trump because He is Blocked on Twitter
A professor at the University of Maryland is suing President Donald Trump because the president blocked the professor on Twitter.
Student Group Under Fire for Traditional Catholic Views at Georgetown University
A traditional values student group at Georgetown University is being criticized for promoting Catholic views at the Catholic university.
UCLA Workshop: Does Capitalism lead to ‘Persisting Racial Inequality’
More than two dozen scholars will be presenting on how capitalism and race at UCLA, at a daylong conference.
Study: Small Liberal Arts Colleges Spend Significant Money to Support Administrator Salaries
Administrative and bureaucratic bloat at small liberal arts college is a trend that is unsustainable, pointed out a recent study by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA). The study found that of every…