Faculty Lounge

Apparently, the CIA does have some influence at Harvard.

New Yorkers like to think they are more sophisticated than us common folk. Perhaps they define sophistication as a big expensive ineffective school system.

Melissa Click, the former University of Missouri communications professor who became famous for aggressively confronting a student reporter at a protest, is now working at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington.

Students at UNC-Chapel Hill claimed that the Silent Sam statue, a statue commemorating alumni who served in the Confederate army, violated the Civil Rights Act for creating a hostile environment.

Violent protests did not happen, but local businesses closed shop early before a lecture by conservative Ben Shapiro at Cal-Berkeley.

Tailgating at Ole Miss football games is anti-minority, claimed an Ole Miss student, citing the presence of Confederate battle flags brought by tailgaters.

Students at Cal-Berkeley want to rename buildings because they’re offended, and the administration is not moving quickly to comply with the students’ demands.

The state of Louisiana is studying how to balance the budget for a free tuition program for state residents, which has ballooned to over $300 million.

A college covered the tab for a social justice training, which cost $1,600.

Scholar Charles Murray was called a “white nationalist” by Harvard students, who do not agree with the premise of his 1994 book on nature-vs.-nurture in ethnic groups.

Due process for the accused is making a comeback under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.

Two college professors are being dogged for saying that “not all cultures are created equal” and have been criticized for it.