Perspectives

The state of New Jersey has a new regulation in its Department of Education: a provision that prevents schools from informing parents of their child’s preferred gender and gender pronouns.

Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) nominee to replace retired justice Anthony Kennedy, has been under intense criticism by the…

The U. S. Supreme Court ruled that the owner of Masterpiece Cakes does not have to make wedding morsels for…

Supreme Court justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh graduated from Yale University in 1990, but, his nomination by President Donald Trump has led to widespread liberal outcry in the media, on college campuses, on social media platforms such as Twitter, and protests.

And a scene from an anti-ICE rally you probably missed, especially if you get all your information on campus.

Despite former President Obama’s efforts, it appears that at least one of the communities he organized is giving the current president, albeit grudgingly, credit for the economic gains that have occurred, well, during the Trump years.

The University of Texas at Austin seems to think so. “For example, UT has a Social Justice Institute, a ‘central…

Those collegiate who keep telling pollsters that the Bill of Rights is less important to them than their comfort may want to see how comfortable they would be in a nation, or continent, where leaders felt the same way.

A professor at Rice University wonders if climate change, more commonly known as global warming among non-Millennials, will eliminate racism across the world.

A recommendation that the heroes of the Alamo not be described that way was sharply rejected by the Texas Education Commission but the first woman to get the Democratic nomination for president was not so fortunate.

Free speech absolutists are getting nearly impossible to find on campuses, at least among the Left that dominates universities.

Reading alone is a lost art and reading outside your comfort zone is even rarer in an age of microaggressions and trigger warnings. Yet and still, an associate professor at John Brown University suggests we do just that.