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OOPS: Brandeis University uses words from own ‘Oppressive Language List’ on their website
After breaking the Brandeis 'Oppressive Language List' story, 'Campus Reform' discovered that the university uses the 'offensive' words widely on its website.
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SD universities will stay marijuana-free, regardless of medical marijuana program
South Dakota’s public universities won’t allow medical marijuana use on campuses or at university-sponsored events, the state Board of Regents decided.
Structural racism controversy forces resignations of two white professors from top medical journal
June 30 will mark the final day for Dr. Howard Bauchner as editor-in-chief of the Journal of the American Medical Association, as the professor of pediatrics and community health sciences at Boston University was forced to resign due to a controversy over structural racism.
A New Magna Charta
A foundational global document on academic freedom and university autonomy gets a rewrite.
Lack of support for theatre is to discourage dissent, says top playwright
Laura Wade, writer of Posh and Home, I’m Darling, criticises government’s attitude to industry as unions fight cuts to performing arts degrees
U of Oklahoma staff workshop teaches professors how to censor students’ ‘problematic’ views without repercussions
The University of Oklahoma’s 'Anti-Racist Rhetoric & Pedagogies' workshop advised professors on what ideas should and should not be allowed in the classroom.
Half of UK university students think degree is poor value for money
Survey sheds light on level of anger at higher education institutes’ response to pandemic
FL college campuses now required to conduct annual surveys to measure “intellectual diversity”
Under the auspices of intellectual freedom, Florida’s universities and community colleges will be required to do an annual survey to ensure diverse views on campuses, including conservative opinions.
A Tuition Gamble That Is Paying Off
St. John’s College is getting closer to raising the money it needs to sustain a $17,000 tuition decrease the college made three years ago.
University to teach how to address social justice using math modeling
Kettering University announced a new “Math for Social Justice” elective will address climate change, human trafficking, elections and racial justice causes through math modeling.
