Faculty Lounge

A pro-Israel student group application was rejected at Williams College because it was too overt in its support for the Israeli government.

Protesters at Swarthmore College demand an apology from the college president for not meeting with them, after they had occupied her office overnight, among other demands.

A department at New York University said it will boycott the university’s study abroad program due to immigration restrictions imposed by the Israeli government, which would prevent some students and faculty from making it to Israel.

A pro-socialist professor at The New School in New York City, New York, compared President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from a United Nations arms agreement is eerily similar to Adolf Hitler’s withdrawal from the League of Nations.

Due to college students’ stress during finals week, the State University of New York-Plattsburgh brought therapy donkeys onto its campus to help its students de-stress.

A small college in Montana is at odds with a Students for Life chapter’s plans to do a “Planned Parenthood Truth Tour” to show students the real side of the abortion organization.

Multiple female, non-white professors at a small college in Washington state wrote a list of demands to the administration, which demanded the mandatory hiring of female, ‘person of color’ faculty.

Faculty members approved a resolution at DePaul University condemning a colleague for his public stance on the moral case behind Israel’s occupation the West Bank territory.

Student outcry surrounding an invited speaker, former Obama homeland security secretary Jeh Johnson, forced Johnson to withdraw from speaking at USC’s law school commencement.

Some Johns Hopkins University students decided to protest the university’s ties to ICE and police officers by chaining themselves to a staircase in an administrative building on-campus.

A Florida Atlantic University professor claimed serial killer Ted Bundy was a prime example of ‘white privilege’ in how the media treated him compared to other serial killers and criminals.

The New York Times cited a survey on starving students, whose response rate was far below the typical industry average for surveys.