On day one, Biden team removes Trump’s 1776 patriotic education report
As President Joe Biden was sworn into office Wednesday, his team removed a report detailing the history of America’s founding from the White House’s website.
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Music professor sues university for punishing him over defense of ‘racist’ composer
Timothy Jackson followed through on his threat to sue the University of Northern Texas for investigating him in response to his defense of a 19th century composer.
Catholic university says it will eventually redisplay Junípero Serra statue
Last summer, the University of San Diego removed its statue of St. Junípero Serra from campus.
Cornell receives $5 million to study nativism, ‘racialized violence’
Cornell University recently announced that the university has received a $5 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to study the link between migration and racism.
UCLA faculty collective demands campus policing be defunded, abolished
An effort underway at UCLA led by a faculty coalition is calling for administrators to defund and abolish police activity on campus.
Universities still silent on if they would host Trump’s presidential library
A number of universities that could potentially host President Trump’s presidential library were silent when asked by The College Fix if they would host it.
House Republicans seek Penn records for foreign financial ties to Biden Center
Three leading House Republicans this week sent a letter to University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann requesting “financial and communications records” in order to “better understand the scope of potential foreign influence at the University of Pennsylvania’s Biden Center.”
College remains tight-lipped about plan to create more ‘inclusive’ biology curriculum
Haverford College had canceled classes and offered ‘Crafting an Inclusive Biology Curriculum’ seminar instead
Tulane student sets up ‘vaccine hunters’ website to help find doses headed for the dumpster
With the COVID-19 vaccine rollout proceeding at an erratic pace, Tulane University medical student Brad Johnson had an idea: Turn young New Orleans-area citizens into “vaccine hunters.”
University of Illinois settles speech code lawsuit before Supreme Court can review case
About a year and a half after students sued the University of Illinois for policies that allegedly infringe on their First and Fourteenth Amendment rights, the parties have settled the case.
