The University of California Santa Barbara announced that it will offer paid “Racial Justice Fellowships” to four graduate students.

Ahead of an event at Bucknell University featuring the new film “What Killed Michael Brown?” a professor has argued that questioning systemic racism “is itself offensive and racist.”

Student activists at Brown University recently failed to convince the Ivy League institution’s student government to endorse its resolution to remove two Roman statues on campus, but only by a slight amount.

In November 2019, a George Mason University professor stumbled upon a Bible and an accompanying CD in her classroom.

The Supreme Court has long protected student speech on public school grounds as long as it doesn’t “materially and substantially interfere” with the school’s operation.

At colleges and universities across the nation over the last six months student activists have made demands that campus police be either disarmed, disbanded or defunded — among other measures — in a wave of anti-police sentiment that has swept the country in the wake of the George Floyd protests.

Harvard University is creating a new position for its Ivy League campus: an “Associate University Librarian for Antiracism.”

University of California Berkeley recently publicly disavowed its “Genealogical Eugenics Institute Fund,” which had been run by the public institution for about four decades but was quietly suspended in 2018 after questions and concerns were raised about the program.

The University of Pennsylvania will offer a course in the spring semester that combines a study of literature, Native American history and climate change

Asian-American activists who oppose affirmative action are planning their next steps after a victory and setback on opposite sides of the country.