Articles by Accuracy in Academia

A course at Syracuse University will focus on the celebrity background of President Donald Trump, not his policies, claimed the instructor.

A poll found that 60% of Millennials are fine with Confederate statues being in public parks, contrary to the liberal narrative.

A statue resembling Confederate general Robert E. Lee was vandalized at Duke University and it prompted a statement from the university, condemning vandalism.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo ordered the removal of busts of Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and ‘Stonewall’ Jackson from CUNY in the Bronx.

A ‘fat studies’ course at Oregon State University alleges that ‘weightism’ is a social justice issue and cause.

Two Penn State professor published an article and said that the immigration-themed ads in the 2017 Super Bowl were “assaults on Trumpian ideology.” Seems a bit late to publish this in August, when the Super Bowl was in February.

Vassar College’s new student orientation features diversity-promoting workshops, such as LGBT themes and social justice issues.

What is a ‘feminist ethnographer’? A Grinnell professor is teaching a course about “American whiteness” and will probably tell you why she used this description for herself.

“Weekly discussion groups” are the new safe space for overweight LGBTQ students at Montclair State University.

New School in New York issued a guide that told professors that they could create “environmental microaggressions” if they assign books written by “white cisgender” male authors.

Campus protests shook and stunned Evergreen State College, and the backlash against the protests may have led the college to look to hire a marketing and brand fellow to rebuild its public image.

Southern Methodist University changed its decision and now will allow a 9/11 flag display in a prominent part of campus.