College - Page 29

November 25

OnlyFans star preaches to university students as professor says 'manifestation worked’

University of Washington faces backlash after inviting OnlyFans star Ari Kytsya to speak in psychology class about sexuality and digital content creation.

November 24

USC admissions chief, student reveal why Northeast kids are heading South

University of South Carolina Head of Undergraduate Admissions Scott Verzyl and senior Sean Carroll discuss the surge in Northeast students heading south for college.

November 24

FAA scrambles to hire 8,900 air traffic controllers by 2028 as shortage reaches crisis levels

Air traffic controller shortage drives new FAA-approved Enhanced AT-CTI training at Middle Georgia State University, offering direct career path.

November 23

British teen says urine, glue chucked at him while trying to carry on Charlie Kirk's legacy in UK

Conservative activist Thomas Moffitt faced protesters at London School of Economics while discussing socially conservative values for Turning Point UK.

November 23

Southern universities reportedly see massive influx of Northeast students seeking sunshine and Greek life

Northeastern students are abandoning Ivy League dreams for Southern universities, with SEC schools seeing 91% enrollment surge from northeast states.

November 23

UF students weigh in on new Hamilton School, classical education revival

Students Hughes Putman and Nicholas Randazzo share how the University of Florida’s new Hamilton School is reshaping views on classical education.

November 23

Thanksgiving can help families heal students from college indoctrination

A quiet crisis unfolds as college students return home changed by campus ideology, but Thanksgiving break offers families a sacred opportunity to reconnect and restore identity.

November 23

Texas A&M committee finds professor’s firing over transgender-related lesson unjustified

A Texas A&M committee ruled that a professor's firing over the teaching of a gender identity lesson was unjustified, and the university president will review its recommendation.

November 22

The plan to dismantle the Education Department

The teachers unions are enraged, so it must make sense.

November 22

Vanderbilt University chancellor warns of ‘unnecessary regulatory burden’ universities face

Vanderbilt University Chancellor Daniel Diermeier joins ‘Fox News Live’ to discuss the Trump administration’s moves to dissolve the Education Department and free speech on college campuses.