Faculty Lounge

We bid a fond farewell to Robert M. O’Neil of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP).

here’s a website where you can find the colleges most likely to have ghost stories connected with them.

Silent Sam, the taciturn statue pulled down by student activists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, looms over political campaigns in the tar heel state but maybe not in the way most pundits would predict.

The University of Pennsylvania hired a Chief Wellness Officer, the alleged first of its kind in the Ivy League schools, but will not tell what it means.

If they are collateral damage from the Trump recovery, universities will have another reason to hate the president.

While student activists at Harvard managed to keep the Judge Brett Kavanaugh off campus whether he gets confirmed to the Supreme Court or not, elsewhere on campus, pollsters found that the American public does not feel the same way.

California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have mandated abortion pills be provided by California state universities, which handed the pro-life movement a victory.

But lots of invective.

Odd the way these seem to come at Republican-led universities, like the ones helmed by Mitch Daniels and Margaret Spellings.

Whatever the fate of President Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court, Harvard won’t be in his future plans.

The students who brought suit against Harvard, alleging discrimination, will have their day in court but allegedly are not looking forward to it.

Even if he clears the FBI investigation a second time, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will still have to face the scrutiny of Harvard.