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But the school district hastens to add that it is not a suspension.

The walkout protests were another part of the anti-Kavanaugh efforts on the Left

President Trump’s Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, wants to actually apply such an equal treatment.

Understandably, academics are coming to the defense of a professor at the center of a national controversy. Yet and still, in doing so, are they gliding past evidence, or lack thereof, at the center of the controversy and adding to the chorus of opinions in lieu of fact?

Even with the elastic way that law has been stretched, this extracurricular activity was too much, even for law professors at Harvard sympathetic to Title IX and unsympathetic towards President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee.

If they are collateral damage from the Trump recovery, universities will have another reason to hate the president.

While student activists at Harvard managed to keep the Judge Brett Kavanaugh off campus whether he gets confirmed to the Supreme Court or not, elsewhere on campus, pollsters found that the American public does not feel the same way.

Whatever the fate of President Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court, Harvard won’t be in his future plans.

Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) nominee to replace retired justice Anthony Kennedy, has been under intense criticism by the Left due to multiple sexual assault allegations. The allegations purport that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted several women in separate incidents over thirty years ago, when he was a teenager in high school. Kavanaugh has denied all […]

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.

Syracuse University opened its Lender Center for Social Justice, thanks to a $5 million donation from an alum, and whose staff members have distinctly leftist ideological backgrounds.

A class at the University of Michigan is looking to make voting “sexy” in order to increase voter turnout at the polls for the 2018 midterm elections.