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Faculty At Largest University System In US Launch Strike On First Day Of Classes
The California State University (CSU) faculty union went on strike Monday, the first day of classes for the semester, with demands that include pay raises and “gender-inclusive restrooms,” Politico reported. Read More.
More Texas colleges appear to dodge new law banning DEI offices
More colleges and universities in Texas appear to be finding creative ways to adhere to a new law that bans diversity, equity and inclusion offices — without fully getting rid of DEI in spirit. Read More.
Naval professor’s new book flags leftist ideology infiltrating military
A U.S. Naval Academy professor who has been disciplined by the institution for speaking out against the school’s practices just released a book chronicling his fight to save service academies from “military bureaucracy.” Read More.
Thousands converge for snowy 2024 March for Life, take on reforging new identity post-Roe
The 2024 March for Life brought thousands into the streets of Washington D.C. on Friday amid driving wind and snow to show support for the unborn and address a pivotal question: After the overturn of Roe, where is the movement going? Read More.
Law professor trashes constitutional originalists: ‘stupid to the point of pain’
A law professor at Indiana University recently told one of his classes he “hates” those who subscribe to constitutional originalism, and that he “can’t care less” what the Founding Fathers thought 250 years ago. Read More.
Pro-Palestinian students demand university strip Israeli prime minister’s name from library
Pro-Palestinian students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee want to see the school scrub the name of former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir off the campus library. Read More.
WI lawmakers advance bill guaranteeing parent oversight of pronouns, curricula
The Republican-controlled Wisconsin State Assembly advanced a bill Thursday that would unilaterally allow parental discretion and oversight of public education. Read More.
‘School of Conservative Studies’ in works by Russell Kirk Center
The Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal will honor the dream of its namesake by opening a school dedicated to the study of American conservatism. Read More.
‘I’ve given up’: Jewish students want more from Pitt chancellor
Jewish students at the University of Pittsburgh are calling on the administration to take a stand in support of Israel, as protests continue on and near campus. Read More.
Colleges financed by loans should take a hit when students default: op-ed
Higher education institutions that invite students to borrow large sums from the government should share in the losses when those students fail to pay. Read More.
Flordia Bans Taxpayer Funding Of DEI Programs At Public Colleges
The state of Florida has barred public colleges from using taxpayer money for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, the state Board of Education said. Read More.
Scholars call for ‘social justice’ in civil engineering courses
Civil engineering courses should not just focus on how to construct sewers, build roads, or design bridges — they should also include “social justice” and “diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice,” according to a recent academic paper. Read More.
U. Oregon agrees to ‘respect’ pronouns, bump salaries 42% to avoid grad students’ strike
The University of Oregon narrowly avoided a strike from its graduate student workers union this week by agreeing to salary increases as high as 42 percent, all-gender bathrooms, and “respect” for student workers’ preferred pronouns.
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Majority Of Black Americans Approve Of Supreme Court Striking Down Race-Based Admissions: POLL
More than half of black Americans approve of the Supreme Court striking down race-based admissions Read More.
University of Utah backs down on sanctions against YAF after legal threat
‘Violations’ were ‘removed’ against conservative group. Read More.
