Rising popularity of ‘trauma-informed teaching’ contributes to intellectually intolerant campus climates
Universities are adopting “trauma-informed” education practices that shield students from difficult subjects and situations. Read more
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These universities are paying for menstrual products in men’s bathrooms
From Ivy League schools to smaller institutions, American colleges are spending money on feminine sanitary products for men. Read more
Law students unhappy they use same legal databases as ICE
Students at 23 law schools across America are demanding their universities cut ties with two major legal databases because their parent companies share data with Immigration & Customs Enforcement. Read more
Christian college advances religious freedom lawsuit against Biden administration
Attorneys representing a Christian college presented oral arguments Nov. 17 in its religious freedom lawsuit against the Biden administration over the administration's “gender inclusion” policies. Read more
MIT alumni angry that ‘wokeness’ is damaging school’s quality, interview reveals
In a recent opinion piece, two Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumni slammed the university for their acceptance of leftism — leading to a diminished educational quality at the elite school. Read more
Has the definition of ‘fully vaccinated’ changed? These universities are already imposing booster mandates.
Multiple universities are requiring COVID-19 booster shots for returning employees and students next semester. Read more
After outcry, professor canceled for not getting mad at fake racial bias incident has been reinstated
In September, Coastal Carolina University theatre professor Steven Earnest was barred from the classroom after he questioned reactions to a perceived racial bias incident that proved baseless. Read more
Trial starts for Harvard prof accused of lying about ties to lab research in Wuhan
Charles Lieber, former chair of Harvard’s Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, is accused of lying to the federal government. Read more
University ordered to pay almost $2 million after students win religious freedom lawsuit
University ordered to pay almost $2 million after students win religious freedom lawsuit Read more
Frat house cannot hang its own Christmas wreath, university insists
Fraternity and sorority students at Emory University are not allowed to hang their own exterior Christmas decorations. Read more
