Berkeley speaker advocates for alternate interpretations of First Amendment
The University of California Berkeley recently hosted a reporter from The New Yorker to discuss free speech issues.
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‘It’s okay to be white’ signs at a Tennessee university prompt probe
Signs with the same saying have been found at some other colleges, including in 2018 at the University of Vermont and Tufts University in Boston.
American University responds to backlash
The university's handling of the physical removal of an African American student from her apartment prompted student protests and public criticism after a disturbing video of the event went viral.
Tulane student government approves ‘equity fee’ to benefit black, marginalized students
But Tulane University administrators have not signed off on non-binding resolution
TikTok: Should we trust the Chinese social-media video app?
TikTok is thought to have about half a billion active users worldwide, with a large percentage in their teens or early 20s.
Why universities need to embrace their wild side
Lincoln Allison makes the case for the revival of the old-style academic eccentric
Prof SENTENCED for defrauding taxpayers
A former professor at Georgia Tech was sentenced to eight months home confinement for violating federal wire fraud law.
Program to Help Make Sure College Students Are Well-Fed
College can be hard.
"Wake up at 5 o'clock in the morning to make an 8 o'clock class and then go to work," said Akazha Roberts, a student at Massachusetts Bay Community College in Wellesley.
Addiction Support Goes Mainstream
Recovery programs that help students with alcohol and drug problems are more welcome as campus leaders try to help students overcome social barriers that prevent them from earning degrees.
Two weeks after swastika incident, school remains tight-lipped about investigation
Campus police lead inquiry, but little is known after half a month
