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Yale junior says grade inflation ‘a good thing’
Grade inflation has been an issue for some time at American universities. One of The College Fix’s earliest articles reported that 43 percent of all college grades were As, while Ds and Fs were “few and far between.” Read More.
MIT student group continues the fight for free speech in 2024
An upstart Massachusetts Institute of Technology group said it plans to continue to fight for free speech and open debate heading into its second semester. Read More.
400-lb. student sues college for not being allowed to teach phys ed virtually
A 400-pound student is suing Michigan’s Wayne State University for $1 million for not allowing him to do his physical education student teaching virtually. Read More.
Harvard students pen piece calling on President Gay to resign, stating she has ‘failed’ in the role
Students call on disgraced President Claudine Gay to resign from her position following week of allegations regarding antisemitism and plagiarism. Read More.
Biden Admin Lawsuit Targets Largest Christian University In US
The Biden administration's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is taking aim at the largest Christian university in the U.S Read More.
Kansas School Approves 'Satan Club' Over Objections Of Students, Parents
“High School Satan Club” will now be included among the extracurricular offerings at Olathe Northwest High School in Kansas after the school district gave the greenlight for its creation. Read More.
American Medical Association Restricts Two Scholarships On The Basis Of Race
The American Medical Association is offering students at least two scholarships on the basis of race Read More.
Bates College Faculty Subjected To 'Toxic' DEI Struggle Sessions
Faculty said they felt trapped in an 'alternate reality' when trying to navigate the college's 'toxic' DEI environment. Read More.
New Mexico Higher Education Department (NMHED) highlights 2023 milestones
On Tuesday, the New Mexico Higher Education Department (NMHED) released a list of milestones they hit in 2023. The department recognized support from Gov. Michelle Luja… Read More.
Corpus Christi educators admit to teaching principles of the 1619 Project but dropping the label
Texas may be known as reliably red regarding elections, but educators spanning the Lone Star state are admittedly injecting the... Read More.
Learning the right lesson from international education rankings
America’s students just notched their worst-ever math scores on the Program for International Student Assessment, the largest international study of teenagers’ academic abilities. Read More.
‘Grave concern’: Soviet-educated professor resigns association membership over DEI statements
A professor who grew up under the Soviet Union resigned his membership in the American Mathematical Society due to the group’s failure to oppose DEI statements as a requirement for job applications.
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Harvard withholds racial demographics of Class of 2028 early admits
Harvard University did not release data on the racial demographics of students accepted via early admission to the Class of 2028, breaking the precedent from last year. Read More.
Temple University threatens cops for promoting ‘warm clothes’ drive
Temple University police officers were reportedly threatened with sanctions by the administration for promoting a clothing drive for the needy. Read More.
From arson to death threats: The 10 worst acts of campus antisemitism in 2023
Nearly 3 in 4 Jewish students witnessed or experienced hostility. Read More.
