Faculty Lounge

Evidently there is still a bit of real diversity at Harvard.

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.

When university presidents get even a fraction of the abuse the rare conservative speaker in academe gets, they go into overdrive.

When do tree-hugging students dislike trees? When they’re in Israel.

The half of millennials who think collectivism would be cool to live under should contemplate the history their professors spare them.

Communism is winning the battle of ideas in the dream world of academia that it could never win in the real world.

In the Fall issue of the Intercollegiate Review, writer Gracy Olmstead makes a more cogent case for the study of literature than we’ve ever heard at the Modern Language Association.