Harvard students WALK OUT on Israeli ambassador…but he’s not suprised
Around 100 Harvard students walked out of a speech featuring an Israeli ambassador.
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Prof: Thanksgiving centered around ‘myth,’ should be ‘Day of Mourning’
A professor from George Washington University has a new book just in time for Thanksgiving, explaining the dangers posed by the "myth" of the First Thanksgiving.
Ethical and pragmatic? Penn president on her Trump ‘silence’
The question of how a university leader should respond to divisive national and international political developments has become particularly pertinent in recent years.
Stanford To Go All Renewable By 2021
With a future as bright as its student body and faculty, Stanford University plans to meets its goal to be completely sustainable on solar power in the next three years.
LGBT activists permitted to break rules at Baylor University, conservative students are not
In the wake of Matt Walsh’s pro-traditional morality speech on campus last April, Baylor University has been pressured to charter an LGBT student organization, Gamma Alpha Upsilon, or GAY.
Court dismisses lawsuit filed by student hit by vehicle during anti-Trump freeway protest
A judge has tossed out a personal injury lawsuit filed by a young woman who sued UC San Diego and others after she was hit by a vehicle as she protested the election of Donald Trump in the middle of a busy San Diego freeway.
Judge approves ‘wanton and reckless misconduct’ claim against university for Title IX investigation
Universities that are mulling whether to destroy evidence in Title IX investigations got an answer last week: Don’t.
University stumped on whether to remove names of science pioneers for eugenics ties
Deadline this month, won’t finish till at least next year
Truth in lending: Feds expand ‘College Scorecard’ to boost transparency on loan debt, other stats
To help students understand what they’re getting into when they head off to college — and to pick the campus that best suits them — the Department of Education is expanding its College Scorecard that tracks various metrics at thousands of institutions across the nation.
Penn State retroactively redefined ‘consent’ after accused student won a new hearing: lawsuit
No restraining order from judge, but university agrees to reschedule hearing
