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The art museum associated with the University of Oregon is going to host a camp for grade school aged children who are transgender.

Few at Columbia University would object if you called them the best and the brightest, yet they are no more incandescent than the rest of the public when it comes to enumerating their first amendment freedoms.

An Oregon teacher takes issue with assertions made by her students but perhaps for the wrong reason.

The material known as felt is apparently linked to white supremacy and queer theory, per one professor in Canada.

Nothing shows how flimsy the pretext of academic integrity is than the efforts of a Republican to enter academic ranks.

It does occur. For example, among establishment Republicans who fret that taking a tough position on border security endangers a GOP seeking to broaden its base.

From the political party that most frequently proclaims, “It’s for the children.”

Perhaps it’s the modern day equivalent of letting the inmates run the asylum.

Much to the consternation of the larger community at Harvard Law.

UCLA is paying its students $13 an hour to promote “social injustices,” which costs $42,000 a year and comes from mandatory student funds.

Three years after being targeted by Yale student mobs, Yale professor Nicholas Christakis received the highest award for a Yale University professor for his work.

We wonder how much play it will get because we might be behind only two other media outlets in reporting it–The Daily Caller and Channel 9.