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October 23

'I’d never be hired today': UW professor slams University’s strict DEI hiring requirements

Professor says teachers at the University of Washington are graded on how they implement DEI in the classroom.

October 23

Why elite colleges fear Trump and McMahon's new academic compact tying funding to free speech

Trump's Compact for Academic Excellence faces backlash from elite institutions as it demands accountability for free speech in exchange for federal dollars.

October 22

TPUSA draws 3,500 attendees for Indiana University event

Turning Point USA at Indiana University chapter vice president Jack Henning discusses what it is like to be a conservative on a college campus and more on 'Fox & Friends.'

October 22

Number of young adults identifying as transgender plunges by nearly half in two years

New data shows sharp declines in young adults identifying as transgender or non-binary, with experts suggesting that this reflects a natural correction in identity trends.

October 22

Howard University professor calls on White political allies to emulate vigilante mass murderer

Howard University professor Stacey Patton encourages White allies to emulate John Brown, the abolitionist who was hanged for violent acts after Harpers Ferry raid.

October 21

'Wonderful to see': Charlie Kirk's friend reacts to surging Bible sales after Kirk's assassination

'The Charlie Kirk Show' executive producer Andrew Kolvet weighs in on what is 'really encouraging' following the late Turning Point USA founder's assassination on 'The Story.'

October 21

Fraternity suspended after possible hazing leaves university student in critical condition: report

Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity at Rutgers University suspended following possible hazing after 19-year-old student found unresponsive at off-campus house.

October 21

Ryan Walters moves to tear down 'marxist' and 'evil' teachers unions

Former Oklahoma state superintendent Ryan Walters says he is committed to a national campaign against teachers unions, describing them as the “worst force of evil” in modern America.

October 20

I’ve been a college president and higher education needs to embrace diversity of beliefs

American universities must balance academic freedom with responsibility while addressing ongoing campus disruptions and restoring order after years of protests.

October 19

Shooting at Oklahoma State University residence hall leaves multiple victims

A shooting at an Oklahoma State University residence hall left several people hospitalized Sunday, with police saying there is no ongoing threat to the public.