Faculty Lounge

The University of Illinois offers a course on viewpoint diversity, which apparently could give a fair shake to creating a middle ground for both sides of the political aisle.

‘Mean’ speech at Montana Western could’ve led to discipline, but after public outcry, the university reversed the ‘mean’ speech policy.

Guilty until proven innocent? The removal of a college dean at USC has led to many questions, but few answers from the administration.

A community college in Los Angeles, California, agreed to disband its ‘free speech zones’ after a two-year lawsuit was settled.

South Dakota’s Board of Regents encouraged universities to have more intellectual diversity, which is an encouraging sign in higher education.

Princeton University is facing a lawsuit from a leader in the Eastern Orthodox Church over the possession of ancient texts.

According to a recent analysis, there is a shortage of American blue-collar jobs, which begs the question, why do people get college degrees for jobs that do not exist?

A Princeton college course for this upcoming semester will discuss how taste of food creates ‘racial otherness,’ or in other words, discriminates against racial minorities.

Kent State University, under threat from a lawsuit from a conservative student group, has scrapped its campus security fee policy without elaborating future procedures.

Coming soon to UMass: A class on ‘Queer Lights,’ or in other words, how to make electronic light displays more LGBTQ-friendly.

Apparently, Washington State University has begun stocking male bathrooms with free menstrual products to cater to its transgender students.

Professors at the University of North Carolina are threatening a walkout if Confederate Statue Silent Sam, pulled down last summer, gets a new home anywhere near campus.