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Major donor calling on Cornell president to resign over DEI sees outpouring of support

January 25, 2024

Major donor calling on Cornell president to resign over DEI sees outpouring of support

Cornell University donor Jon Lindseth is receiving an outpouring of support after sending a letter to the school's board demanding DEI initiatives end and the president resign.

Mandatory University of Wisconsin Law School seminar tells students ‘there are no exceptional White people’

January 24, 2024

Mandatory University of Wisconsin Law School seminar tells students ‘there are no exceptional White people’

A mandatory seminar for new students at the University of Wisconsin Law School denounced "colorblindness" and claimed "there are no exceptional White people."

Major Cornell donor pulls funding over 'toxic' DEI culture, pens letter calling for president's resignation

January 24, 2024

Major Cornell donor pulls funding over 'toxic' DEI culture, pens letter calling for president's resignation

One of Cornell University's largest donors has pulled his funding over DEI and penned an open letter calling for President Martha E. Pollack's resignation.

NYC profs see Supreme Court as 'only hope' in fight with 'antisemitic' teachers union

January 22, 2024

NYC profs see Supreme Court as 'only hope' in fight with 'antisemitic' teachers union

Six City University of New York professors are suing a teachers union they say promotes antisemitism in a legal battle that could be decided by the Supreme Court.

University of Minnesota under investigation by Department of Education following antisemitism complaint

January 18, 2024

University of Minnesota under investigation by Department of Education following antisemitism complaint

The University of Minnesota is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights following allegations of antisemitism on campus.

Pepperdine president warns colleges have failed to develop character in students, offers course correction

January 17, 2024

Pepperdine president warns colleges have failed to develop character in students, offers course correction

Pepperdine University President Jim Gash argues colleges must return to instilling moral character and American values into students to "revitalize higher learning."

Former university chancellor defends himself after suspension over vegan porn videos: 'We've lost friends'

January 16, 2024

Former university chancellor defends himself after suspension over vegan porn videos: 'We've lost friends'

A former Wisconsin university chancellor, Joe Gow, said he and his wife lost friends and faced public outcry after they were 'outed' for producing adult content.

Former Harvard lecturer who defended biological sex claims school failed to support her as career crumbled

January 15, 2024

Former Harvard lecturer who defended biological sex claims school failed to support her as career crumbled

A former Harvard University lecturer who previously spoke out against medical professionals using "inclusive language" said the school failed to defend her.

Judge rules against pro-choice Notre Dame professor who filed lawsuit against conservative student paper

January 9, 2024

Judge rules against pro-choice Notre Dame professor who filed lawsuit against conservative student paper

A court ruling shot down a pro-choice Notre Dame professor's defamation lawsuit against a conservative student newspaper reporting on her abortion advocacy.

Alumni and students of Catholic all-girls college cheer biological men policy reversal

December 22, 2023

Alumni and students of Catholic all-girls college cheer biological men policy reversal

Alumni and students of St. Mary's College in Indiana are applauding the school's move to reverse a policy change that would welcome biological men as students.