Student petition supports Fresno State’s potential return to full virtual teaching
Due to an increase in COVID-19 incidence, Cal State Fresno may return to remote learning after the Thanksgiving break. Read more
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Taiwan is trying to replace China’s closed Confucius Institutes with focus on ‘freedom and democracy’
As Confucius Institutes continue to close on college campuses, Taiwan is launching an alternative program to teach Chinese language and culture while promoting democratic values and its partnership with the U.S. Read more
Students love Biden’s immigration policies…until they see pictures from Del Rio
As thousands of Haitian migrants pour across the Texas border, Campus Reform’s Addison Smith went to the University of Texas at San Antonio to get students opinions on immigration policy. Read more
80% of students are ‘self-censoring their viewpoints’, many feel uncomfortable speaking up in class
A new nation-wide survey found that 80% of students self-censor on their university campuses, with a significant portion feeling intimidated to speak on controversial topics in class or to a professor. Read more
Yet another school introduces race-based housing
Western Washington University created a floor for “Black Affinity Housing”. Read more
Penn removes suffragette’s name from ‘feminist’ center to prioritize ‘inclusiveness’
The University of Pennsylvania renamed its gender studies hub the “Center for Research in Feminist, Queer, and Transgender Studies.” Read more
NSF grants nearly $7.5 million to universities developing anti-‘misinformation’ tools
NSF grants nearly $7.5 million to universities developing anti-'misinformation' tools Read more
China targeted a Chinese student studying in Canada for criticizing the CCP. Experts say students in America are faced with the same threat.
Recently, an international Chinese student in Canada was tracked and threatened by the Chinese government after tweeting his disapproval of the regime. Read more
Student booted as newspaper’s editor-in-chief over mask mandate editorial
The editor-in-chief of a student newspaper at Oklahoma State University was forced to resign after writing an opinion piece critical of the school’s mask policy. Read more
UCLA lecturer hopes his lawsuit will thwart ‘cancel culture techniques’ in academia
Gordon Klein, a lawyer and accounting instructor at University of California Los Angeles' Anderson school of Management, recently filed a lawsuit against the school for damages after he was suspended last summer for refusing to treat black students in his class differently. Read more
