Faculty Lounge

This is an interesting development: UCLA administrators are finding they can just say no to the SJP.

Ohio University asked students for feedback on a minority-only gym, but then backtracked and said the space would be open to everyone.

An administrator at American University was unhappy with the birthright citizenship stance of President Donald Trump, in an e-mail to students during the week of midterm elections.

They think it is. At least one professor agrees.

At Harvard, a Johns Hopkins professor made the case for birthright citizenship but left open the question of its Constitutionality.

Apparently election day was Halloween for liberals who wanted to play trick or treat.

It takes some effort to be to the left of California these days, and even more to be port side of Los Angeles.

We may not yet know whether Arizonans elected a Republican senator but we do know that they voted for a conservative education proposal.

They want to change the second noun in Crime and Punishment.

Of course, they claim it isn’t.

Colleges and universities are playing fast and loose with their non-profit status in so many ways.

This is actually the type of behavior you might expect from students.