Oh, the irony: The Obama administration has used informal regulatory “guidance” to accomplish some major parts of its agenda, including the imposition of a low evidence standard in campus sexual-assault proceedings. It has also used guidance…
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Oh, the irony: The Obama administration has used informal regulatory “guidance” to accomplish some major parts of its agenda, including the imposition of a low evidence standard in campus sexual-assault proceedings. It has also used guidance…
Being offended because the university president gave a statement in English and translated it into Spanish sounds ridiculous: Much of Loh’s annual State of the Campus Address was a “a clear call to embrace diversity,”…
This sounds like targeting a specific racial demographic, doesn’t it? Way to go, Ohio State University: The Department of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Ohio State University held a “conversation with white students” regarding racism…
Being offended at a post-it note that said to suck it up (regarding the election of Donald Trump as President) sounds like a new low for today’s college students: A Catholic college reported a crude…
Is this a good thing? Students at an Iowa community college can’t enroll in class until they take a ‘gender violence’ online course. Also note that Hillary Clinton visited students at this community college in…
From The College Fix: Faculty will consider a motion “arguing that Harvard should not penalize students for their involvement in Greek life or final clubs” by rendering them ineligible for fellowships and leadership positions. Lewis…
From The College Fix: Two weeks after a September report of a cellphone stolen from a university locker, officers at the flagship campus traced it electronically to the classroom of Prof. Erik McDuffie, according to…
We reported on this Rethinking Schools survey, which claimed there was a lot of negative feelings after the election of Donald Trump among students and teachers. It apparently has been debunked. This piece of news…
Uh, fifty types of microaggressions? Those exist? Multiple groups at Virginia Tech have collaborated to collect “microaggression testimonials” from students, who came up with roughly 50 different expressions that offend them. The examples are currently displayed…
This video from Campus Reform illustrates why people make fun of today’s college students and Millennials in general: