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“If we don’t stop it now, we’re going to have a whole generation of future leaders who think the government should be allowed to see what you’re doing," said Bradley Shear, a George Washington University professor.
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A cartoon that warns of a rush to racial judgment by the media is accused of being racist by the media.
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Wichita State University recently imposed a new rule that prohibited any "non-scholarly religious" student group from receiving university funding. Almost immediately, WSU received pressure from students and religious rights groups.
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Steven Landsburg, the professor who was denounced by his university for criticizing Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke, stuck to his position in an exclusive interview with The College Fix.
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In this week's edition, Louis Farrakhan visits the University of California—offending absolutely everyone—and a deranged Florida student is caught on video attacking her classmates.
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At one point, Farrakhan “briefly adopted a faux Asian accent and used gibberish... drawing a gasp from some in the crowd.” UC Chancellor says the event produced a "positive outcome of free speech."
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"I'll f***ing kill you," Florida Atlantic University African-American student Jonatha Carr screamed at her professor, just before shouting in the face of one white classmate, and striking another on the head. "You, you, you ain't black," she screamed at them.
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"March 8 was International Women’s Day. On what was suposed to be a celebration of the brilliance, beauty and achievement of the female sex, we were complaining about our entitlement to insurance coverage for contraception."
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Since its inception in 2002, Yale’s infamous “Sex Week” has held pride of place among efforts to further the apparently never-ending cause of college students’ sexual liberation.