Features

Don Irvine discusses the porn magazines that are popping up at a number of colleges and universities.

Ohio State University drops sexual harassment investigation of librarian who suggested book tackling marketing and immorality in America

The Cardinal Newman Society (CNS) is seeking current students, alumni, faculty, trustees and others who wish to contribute insights, praise, complaints, and/or factual information about any of the 224 Catholic institutions to its first Guide to U.S. Catholic Colleges and Universities.

Some universities gift their best and brightest with copies of The New York Times but is the old Gray Lady any more reliable than the college newspaper?

Are teachers’ unions necessary or are they inhibiting school improvement?

For once students who yell, curse and scream will be rewarded rather than be punished.

One news producer admits liberal bias.

A national uproar over an Arab company buying some port operations forced
cancellation of the deal but when a controversial Saudi Prince spends $40
million to promote himself and his views through two major universities and takes out a
two-page ad in the Washington Post highlighting his efforts, hardly anyone in
the media bats an eyelid.

A Squeaky Chalk article titled “Coulter 1 – U. Conn. 0” dated December 16, 2005 mistakenly did not provide proper attribution of all the material quoted from Human Events. The corrected article appears below. We regret the error.

A Penn State trustee draws fire for comparing Reagan and Hitler and attacking YAF group; yet another example of university problems in Pennsylvania.

Muslims at UNC decry printing of “insensitive” cartoons.

Legislation intending to change the rules regarding sexual abuse lawsuits in Colorado was directly targeting Catholic and only Catholic schools, and the Colorado Education Association likes it that way.