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DOJ: Affirmative action challenge focused on Asians, not whites

The DOJ confirmed that it plans to investigate potential discrimination in affirmative action policies, but says it is doing so on behalf of Asian students, not whites. → Read More

Prof pioneers alternative to Trump-bashing events on campus

A UMN professor is looking to diffuse the hostility provoked by Donald Trump’s election by getting partisans to actually listen to one another. → Read More

Mizzou cuts ties with admin who accosted student journalists

A second University of Missouri official who was filmed partaking in the school’s infamous 2015 protests is reportedly no longer employed by the institution. → Read More

KU film series attacks 'sexist and misogynistic' U.S. culture

KU will host a film series this fall about how American culture “bombards young men with sexist and misogynistic messages” and reflects “anxieties about strong women” → Read More

Conservative students fear consequences of speaking out

A new poll suggests that liberal college students are far more comfortable sharing their political views on campus than are their conservative and moderate peers. → Read More

Scholars suggest Sasse take over as Harvard prez

Harvard's president is stepping down next June, and two American Enterprise Institute scholars think Sen. Ben Sasse would be the perfect replacement. → Read More

Evergreen student claims she was silenced for being white

An Evergreen State College student says classmates refused to let her participate in a meeting with administrators earlier this year because she is white. → Read More

Psych profs call on Congress to 'end the Trump presidency'

Five psychiatry professors from various major universities are calling on Congress to declare President Donald Trump mentally unfit for office. → Read More

Weinstein paints dismal picture of Evergreen State protests

The Evergreen State College Board of Trustees received a tongue lashing from embattled professor Bret Weinstein while discussing the recent unrest on campus. → Read More

Princeton prof blasts library over 'Drag Queen Story Time'

A Princeton University professor recently blasted the Boston Public Library for hosting a “Drag Queen Story Time” event geared toward young children. → Read More

UW-Green Bay offers LGBTQ certification to stem student exodus

The University of Wisconsin, Green Bay has created a “Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Students Certificate Program” in hopes of stemming an outflux of LGBTQ students. → Read More

UT restaffing Pride Center as diversity funding is restored

UT is looking to hire a director for its LGBT Pride Center following the expiration of a one-year moratorium on diversity-related spending. → Read More

Prof says Otto Warmbier 'got exactly what he deserved'

A professor said Wednesday that Otto Warmbier was typical of “rich, white, clueless males” and “got exactly what he deserved” at the hands of North Korea. → Read More

Yale dean resigns amidst controversy over racist Yelp reviews

A Yale University dean has officially resigned, just over a month after being placed on leave for posting derogatory comments on her Yelp account. → Read More

College admin fired for posing as rapper in 'wrap day' pic

Grace College fired several marketing employees recently for posing as “rappers” in a photo during the department's “wrap day." → Read More

Ohio Wesleyan to launch 'Social Justice Major' in fall

Ohio Wesleyan University will begin offering a degree in Social Justice starting this fall. → Read More

Profs mock Scalise support for Second Amendment after shooting

Several professors took advantage of Wednesday’s shooting of Steve Scalise to mock his support for gun ownership and the Second Amendment. → Read More