Campus Controversy - Page 10

September 17

‘Fearless’ tour takes Charlie Kirk’s free speech mission to colleges nationwide

Political commentator and journalist Cameron Higby launched free speech campus tour to honor Charlie Kirk's legacy after his killing, despite facing pushback.

September 16

Red hats and chants of 'USA' mark vigil honoring slain conservative leader Charlie Kirk: 'Act'

Arizona State University hosted a memorial vigil for Charlie Kirk ahead of his celebration of life service featuring President Trump and Vice President Vance.

September 16

Years of campus attacks on conservative activists resurface after Charlie Kirk’s murder

The assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk follows previous violent incidents against conservative students at UC Berkeley, UT Dallas, and UC Davis campuses.

September 13

'Sleeping giant' likely woke up for Turning Point USA after Charlie Kirk's assassination

Following Charlie Kirk's assassination, Turning Point USA faces questions about its future as supporters rally around the conservative movement he built.

September 13

DAVID MARCUS: Three ways Trump can make campuses safe for conservative speakers

The assassination of conservative speaker Charlie Kirk demonstrates how the heckler's veto now silences right-wing voices on college campuses through violence and threats.

September 11

Charlie Kirk warned ‘assassination culture is spreading on the left’ in eerie online post months before murder

Months before his own assassination, slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk warned his followers on social media that "assassination culture is spreading on the left."

September 9

Texas lawmaker slams Texas A&M after student allegedly removed from class for challenging transgender lesson

Texas state Rep. Brian Harrison called for firing the Texas A&M president after a student was allegedly kicked out for objecting to a transgender curriculum.

September 7

OnlyFans boom on college campuses sparks concern as more students turn to platform for fast cash

Rising college costs drive students to OnlyFans content creation, but experts warn of psychological impacts, safety risks and potential career consequences.

September 6

Fewer Harvard faculty members identifying as liberal, although staff still strongly left-leaning: Survey

A new Harvard Crimson survey showed the Faculty of Arts and Sciences remains overwhelmingly liberal, but is still trending in a less progressive direction in recent years.

September 5

Georgetown professors slam Trump’s DEI ‘crackdown’ as ‘attack on religious freedom’ at Jesuit schools

Jesuit educators claimed President Donald Trump's executive order on DEI programs conflicts with centuries-old Catholic teachings about diversity and interfaith discourse.