Harvard moves all classes online for upcoming academic year
Harvard University announced all classes will be offered online for the next year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Washington and Lee faculty vote to drop ‘Lee’ from name
Faculty members at Washington and Lee University voted to remove Lee's name from the school.
Trump blasts Harvard for taking ‘easy way out,’ threatens to cut funding
President Donald Trump addressed the efforts he says universities should be taking to safely reopen.
Retired prof says she was doxed, threatened for opposing cancel culture
After a UGA alumna expressed disdain over renaming campus buildings, she said her personal information was shared on social media.
Trump slams online learning, echoing students’ disapproval
President Trump condemned virtual learning on Twitter today and called again for schools to reopen in the fall.
University of Kentucky faces lawsuit over removal of mural
The University of Kentucky planned to remove a mural from a building on its campus because of its portrayal of enslaved Africans and Native Americans.
Emory approves new ‘race and ethnicity’ course requirement
Starting in Fall 2021, Emory University will mandate that all students take a required general education race and ethnicity course.
Ivy League hikes tuition for online courses amid global pandemic
Several Ivy League colleges are facing student lawsuits for failure to offer tuition refunds after transitioning all classes to online learning.
New York Times faces $10 million lawsuit for ‘made up’ coverage of Liberty University
Liberty University is suing the New York Times over it's coverage of the college's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
‘Trained Marxists’ BLM founders say Trump admin is ‘white supremacist’
The University of Florida hosted the founders of Black Lives Matter for a virtual speaking event.
