Iowa college president has zero regret for ‘decision to remove’ Antifa prof
The president of Kirkwood Community College is speaking out after the school removed a professor after he expressed support for Antifa.
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Nonprofit director slams ‘self-inflicted wound’ of ‘identity politics’ in English after liberal arts majors found to make less money
New rankings show that liberal arts majors have a lower median income and higher rate of unemployment than do STEM majors.
GWU scraps ‘Colonials’ from student services center after vote to change mascot
George Washington University announced a new name for on-campus space housing student services.
Berkeley offers credit for ‘Pokemon Academy,’ ‘Marvel,’ and ‘Hogwarts’ classes
A University of California, Berkeley program features student-run courses on Harry Potter, Marvel, and a variety of other subjects, for credit.
School spirit symbols on the chopping block nationwide
Colleges and universities across the country are axing “offensive” mascots.
YAL pres. SLAMS ‘campus bureaucrats’ who ‘want to dictate’ speech
In an exclusive interview with Campus Reform, Young Americans for Liberty president Cliff Maloney slammed campus bureaucrats.
U. Alabama dean resigns after tweets tying American flag, police to racism resurface
A newly appointed dean at the University of Alabama caught national attention on Thursday when controversial tweets surfaced, including one expressing disdain for the American flag and police.
Pro-life org doesn’t buy survey showing that young Americans, college grads tend to favor abortion
A new survey shows that more young Americans tend to favor legalizing abortion than do their older counterparts.
NYU prof asks ‘When did the memory of 9/11 become ‘sacred’?’
New York University journalism professor Talia Lavin made the remark in response to backlash over Rep. Ilhan Omar's comments on 9/11.
Berkeley hosts ‘The Right to Be Lazy: Shifts in Marxist Thought’ class for credit
The University of California, Berkeley is hosting a Marxist-themed course.
