More than a dozen Yale Law School professors canceled or rescheduled classes on Monday because of the Judge Brett Kavanaugh hearing.

Mississippi State professors canceled class or excused students so that they could attend a "moment of silence" for Brett Kavanaugh accusers.

California State University, Long Beach announced on September 20 that it will "retire" its Prospector Pete mascot after a decades-long debate over the figure's political correctness.

Panelists at Princeton University condemned communism on Tuesday, likening it to a “religion” with “extremely sloppy theology” and honing in on its “inhuman” nature.

Green Mountain College in Vermont will offer a two-week course in which students will discuss the sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh.

Colorado State University advises students to use yellow emojis when addressing "diverse audiences" and to avoid using gendered emojis.

University of Southern Maine diversity and inclusive programming coordinator Gabriel Demaine floated the idea of offering a free credit to students who join "social justice organizations" in meeting with Republican Sen. Susan Collins.

An anti-Justice Brett Kavanaugh protest at Scripps College in California was postponed after student organizers realized the event was scheduled on Columbus Day or "Indigenous People's Day."

A Princeton University lecture in late September focused on “American Islamophobia” and its relationship to law, public policy, and white supremacism.

The University of Illinois will offer a course titled "Trumpaganda: The war on facts, press, and democracy."