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Looks like they’re bored of going to class, huh? Students across the California State University (CSU) system are threatening to starve themselves until their school forks over $8 million for diversity funding, and some are even staging “die-ins” along the way. On Monday, ten students played dead in front of the president’s office at the […]

Common sense prevails in Tennessee’s legislature? Legislation that will strip state funds from the University of Tennessee Knoxville’s (UTK) diversity office is on its way to the governor’s desk after both the House and Senate voted in favor of the bill last week. The recently passed bill explicitly prevents the school from ever using funds “to […]

Four Harvard University students won the annual Econometrics World Championship (also known as the Econometric Game) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The annual event is organized by the University of Amsterdam and the VSAE (Association of Actuarial, Econometrics and Operational Research Students), involving up to thirty universities from across the world. The competition had 120 students […]

Dr. David Woodard made some great points about today’s activist students: A political science professor at Clemson university drew a stark contrast Monday between recent student protests and Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Civil Rights Movement. In an open letter published by The Tiger, Dr. David Woodard contends that whereas Martin Luther King, Jr.’s message was […]

Supporting an alleged vandal because of his race? Oh, that sounds fair: Hundreds of students participated in a mass walkout last week to protest the recent arrest of a classmate, demanding “community control” of the school’s police force and even defacing a statue of President Abraham Lincoln with a copy of their demands. The student, […]

From the Campus Reform: Last summer, two Scripps College students spent approximately 500 hours creating a 217-page “ Unofficial Scripps Survival Guide” intended to help new students acclimate to the college, with lengthy discussions of topics ranging from food and money management to gender identity, race, and privilege. The authors state that the term “Preferred […]

Often, there is outrage over having prayer rooms for Muslims in America, but remember that the freedom of religion extends to all religions. However, the separation of men and women in these prayer rooms is a bit dubious.

Some intriguing results: More than half of millennials recently surveyed by the Harvard Institute of Politics reject both capitalism and socialism, according to the poll’s results. Perhaps surprisingly, socialism is even less popular than capitalism, with 59 percent rejecting the ideology embraced by Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, the favorite among millennials. Just 51 percent […]

From the College Fix: Rutgers University recently removed from its library an art piece showcasing a small statue of Jesus affixed to a dartboard — that included darts impaling his hands, feet, and his side. The Jesus dartboard was part of a larger exhibit of thought-provoking pieces hung around the campus library. Its removal came after a […]

From the Campus Reform: The recent arrest of an alleged college vandal has caused an uproar at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW), where students are calling his arrest an act of white supremacy and racism. Student Denzel McDonald, who goes by the pen name “King Shabazz,” was arrested last week on 11 counts of vandalism, […]

The Campus Reform has reached out to Rutgers to confirm whether this claim is true, that there is a dartboard art piece with Jesus on it.

Noam Chomsky, a Marxist professor who says he has been at MIT for 65 years, maintains that we need a new economic system. He has endorsed something called “the next system,” which is supposed to replace free enterprise capitalism. My counter-proposal is for a “next system” to replace Chomsky and other Marxists in academia. My […]