Faculty Lounge

In a break of stories of conservative students nationwide whose freedoms have been restricted, we found one place where they at least feel free.

The University of Notre Dame is no longer offering birth control as a part of their university health plan, claiming a Trump administration religious exemption under Obamacare.

A poll discovered that 44% of Millennials would prefer to live under a socialist government system, but yet, a good amount could not define socialism.

The Drexel professor who once called for a “white genocide” is slated to speak at an event on “decolonization” at Amherst College.

A mayor criticized President Trump in a political science presentation at Michigan State University, calling the president “a pathetic excuse,” among other criticisms.

Oh, the irony: A pro-traditional marriage student group, Love Saxa, at Georgetown University survived a vote to retain its student group status after a complain by an LGBT group.

And gave college students about the only reason they can think of for taking a knee.

The Ethiopian-born Miss Israel is a walking, talking argument against Boycotting, Divesting from and Sanctioning Israel.

That doesn’t stand for touchdowns but for Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), a malady that afflicts the educational establishment to this day.

The bad news is that a Catholic club had to retain attorneys in order to function at a Catholic University. The good news: They won.

The University of Wisconsin at Superior actually cut courses and whole majors due to lack of interest.

The recent bullying of a University of Nebraska student begs the question of whether academic freedom covers harassment.