Students call on school to fire vice chancellor because he served at Gitmo
Students at UNC Charlotte are calling for the university to fire a top administrator because of his affiliation with Guantanamo Bay.
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Students walk out of class, shut down streets in support of illegal immigrants
Students from Georgetown University, Johns Hopkins University, and George Washington University walked out of class and marched to raise awareness for DACA.
Two arrested after ‘Antifa’ shuts down campus conservative event
A College Republicans event was shut down by protesters Monday night.
Berkeley police arrest ‘multiple masked protesters’ at Ann Coulter event
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter spoke at UC-Berkeley Wednesday.
Harvard students WALK OUT on Israeli ambassador…but he’s not suprised
Around 100 Harvard students walked out of a speech featuring an Israeli ambassador.
Prof: Thanksgiving centered around ‘myth,’ should be ‘Day of Mourning’
A professor from George Washington University has a new book just in time for Thanksgiving, explaining the dangers posed by the "myth" of the First Thanksgiving.
Ethical and pragmatic? Penn president on her Trump ‘silence’
The question of how a university leader should respond to divisive national and international political developments has become particularly pertinent in recent years.
Stanford To Go All Renewable By 2021
With a future as bright as its student body and faculty, Stanford University plans to meets its goal to be completely sustainable on solar power in the next three years.
A real bio virus is being used to speed up computers
The bio virus in question is a bacteriophage, the inspirationally named M13 bacteriophage. Bacteriophages eat bacteria, and this one uses a filament system of “tiny wires” which is adaptable to a range of uses as a template for computer memory.
Google offers $1.5m ‘prize’ for spotting Pixel phone bugs
Google is raising its "reward" for uncovering security flaws in some of its Android smartphones from $200,000 to a maximum of $1.5m.
