Faculty Lounge

A Portland State University professor has been cleared by the administration after being investigated over his journal article on the impact of colonialism on the local population.

The key is when they use words like inclusivity instead of balance.

Students at the University of Washington were offended and upset at a lecturer’s opinion editorial that attempted to explain why women select careers other than coding.

During the family separation policy uproar the past month, an assistant opinion editorial editor at the University of Pennsylvania compared it to the Holocaust.

We haven’t jointed the sensitive brigade but this lady has a point.

It’s a student, not a professor.

A multicultural training workshop is being held by Michigan State University, and the university requires staff members to attend as well as have them pay $75 as a fee to attend.

Minnesota State University is offering counseling for students who underwent their mandatory diversity trainings, which begs the question of why the university is offering such trainings if students emotionally struggle with them.

A lecturer at the University of Washington saw steep backlash to an essay he wrote, which talked about how women choose not to go into the technology industry as it is a choice of theirs.

The University of Massachusetts at Amherst has agreed to expand the time for free speech beyond the lunch hour due to a lawsuit by the Young Americans for Liberty (YAL), who were represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF).

University of North Carolina’s Black Congress issued a set of demands after the student newspaper unearthed social media comments by the student body president, which were made years ago and were offensive in nature.

A student group at Marquette University told students that they should not call the police if they feel threatened, but should handle it themselves.