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At least that’s what a high school principal found out after trying to hold a discussion on it timed to Martin Luther King Day.

A chief financial officer at a Florida-based university resigned due to pressure from activists, who criticized her for being a board member of a manufacturer of AR-15 style rifles.

Amy Wax, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, is now the target of a petition calling for her termination due to comments on law school graduation demographics and African-American law students.

And will it lead to an understanding of the economics the rest of us live with?

Stanford University students protest Apple, the maker of the iPad and iPhone, and clamored for the technological company to help address the problem of “phone addiction” among their product’s users.

Several student government leaders at SUNY-Albany were criticized for their use of school funds to take Uber rides from their hotel to the French Quarter during Mardi Gras.

That’s what a pair of researchers from the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) claim.

Forbes has a nifty slide show showing the 17 college majors most likely to lead to underemployment.

Stanford University reversed their decision regarding the university’s College Republicans chapter, when the university initially said that an American flag design would not be permitted as the chapter’s new t-shirts logo.

Three Swarthmore College student activists traveled to Washington, D.C. and protested at the Trump hotel, attempting to disrupt an oil group event. Their protest garnered the praise of an assistant director in the Dean’s Office.

The Modern States Education Alliance may provide just that.

At least that is New York Times columnist David Brooks’ analysis.