The University of Southern California announced this week that all students that are linked to the ongoing college admissions scandal will not be permitted to register for fall classes until investigations are complete.
In response to the college admissions bribery scandal, House lawmakers have proposed a bill that they say would help students pay off their student loan debt.
Harvard Law School Professor Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. is defending his controversial decision to represent alleged Hollywood abuser Harvey Weinstein.
Mike Rowe chimed in on the college bribery scandal this week, making the case that the cost of attending college is a bigger issue in the United States.
Lori Loughlin's daughters have reportedly decided not to return to the University of Southern California, blaming potential bullying by classmates and the media.
The Obama family tennis coach, who has also coached at multiple universities, allegedly pocketed $2.7 million as part of America's largest college admissions scam.
A guest lecturer at Boston University last week told students that it is "dangerous" for white students to not see race.
A training seminar at Reed College this year included a graphic that suggests that the phrase "Make America Great Again" is an example of "covert white supremacy.
Harvard University, which will soon receive a verdict in an admissions discrimination lawsuit brought by Asian-Americans, is effectively doubling down on its "diversity" values.
Florida police are investigating a public school bus aide who allegedly ripped a "Make America Great Again" hat off the head of a 14-year-old student.
Professor Rachel McKinnon at The College of Charleston, a transgender athlete, is making the case that excluding transgender women from sports is the same as excluding black women.
A new study from a peer-reviewed academic journal says that classicchildren's books written by Dr. Seuss are racist.
A dean at Rider University resigned from her post as a protest over the administration's decision to ban Chick-fil-A from campus. CynthiaNewman, the dean of the Rider College of Business, said in a statement that her values as a Christian align with those of Chick-fil-A, values Rider feels have "not sufficiently progressed enough" to fit in on campus.
Applicants for teaching positions at the University of California's many campuses now have to prove their commitment to the institution's various "diversity" initiatives.
A new report reveals that President Donald Trump's cabinet is as diverse at Yale University's cabinet.
Harvard Law School Professor Ronald S. Sullivan is facing an investigation by the university over his decision to represent disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein in court.
A Christian activist is now suing Northeast Wisconsin Technical College after it restricted her freedom to hand out Jesus-themed Valentine's Day cards on campus.
Officials at Folsom College in California reported a printout of Pepe the Frog to local police, accusing the student who posted it on campus of an act of hate.
The University of Iowa has canceled a scheduled "whiteness" workshop after it received criticism and scrutiny from the community.
New York state announced this week that it will penalize Tesla and Panasonic if they don't hit the employment targets at their massive shared facility in Buffalo, which was largely built with taxpayer funds.
Brazilian President Jair M. Bolsonsarohas called to combat "Marxist rubbish" in universities, claiming that higher education should "form citizens and not more political militants."
Georgetown University students may soon be paying slavery reparations as part of a new student fee.
Popular Twitch streamer and game developer Thomas Cheung was arrested on Monday as part of a child sex sting operation conducted by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey offered some strong praise of Bitcoin in a series of tweets on Tuesday. Dorsey pointed out Bitcoin's "strong brand" and resiliency.
A lecturer from New Zealand is recently argued in an academic paper that surfers need to "redistribute" quality waves to "vulnerable surfers."
Western Kentucky University has allegedly refused to sponsor Christian service trips despite sponsoring trips from progressive groups for "social justice" service.
A recently leaked video shows footage of an event at Belmont University, which featured guest speaker Dr. Joseph Morgan playing a song with the lyrics "Fuck Donald Trump.
A recently leaked video shows footage of an event at Belmont University, which featured guest speaker Dr. Joseph Morgan playing a song with the lyrics "Fuck Donald Trump.
A recently released report suggests that many American universities allow for sexual relationships between students and professors.
The prestigious Cooper Union School,a private college in New York City, hosted a bizarre lecture on Tuesday about the "whiteness" of architecture.
The president of the Santa Barbara City College Board of Trustees has stopped reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at board meeting over its ties to "white nationalism.
A Connecticut community college professor was fired this week after comparing the college's administrators to Nazis.
Dartmouth Prof. Argues in Favor of 'Doxxing' Covington Catholic Students
Students at the University of California, Davis, are arguing that a memorial photograph of slain officer Natalie Corona is offensive and "disrespectful" to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Students at two major Catholic universities are making a push to have pornography censored from their campus internet services.
Activist Kursat Christoff Pekgoz has filed a Title IX complaint against Harvard University for its recent attacks on "traditional masculinity."
A humorous sketch video from We the Internet TV mocks expensive graduate programs in women's studies and journalism and praises trade school.
Amazon, which has been the world's largest bookseller for over two decades, recently launched a publishing house that could permanently change the book industry.
Brigham Young University apologized this week after it faced criticism for an Instagram post featuring two white students dressed as tacos.
Recently leaked documents suggest that the students behind the Stanford University newspaper are intentionally tainting their work with a progressive bias.
Ursinus College Professor Jonathan Marks argued in a recent column that college students want to be treated like children. He snidely suggests Fresno State University, which has adopted a new policy about being kind of fellow students, should adopt Barney the Purple Dinosaur as a mascot.
A police officer was removed from Jefferson K-8 school in Warren, Ohio, after the school's principal was given a ticket for parking in a handicapped spot.
A controversial policy at the University of Southern California requires students to ask permission in advance if they want speak in certain designated areas of campus.
Proctor & Gamble is urging men to shave their "toxic masculinity" in a new ad for Gillette razors. The ad shows men fighting, cooking barbecue, and verbally harassing women, interspersed with news reports about the #MeToo movement.
A seminar at American University in February will instruct faculty members to disregard a student's "quality" of writing when grading their papers.
Two sociology professors from across the country teamed up last year to publish a book on "victimhood culture."
2018 was filled with crazy campus stories. From affirmative action discrimination lawsuits, to "dick pic" seeking professors, campuses in 2018 never failed to entertain. Here are some of our favorite stories in this genre for 2018:
In a shocking turn of events, the Wilfrid Laurier professors who were forced to apologize for their treatment of teaching assistant Lindsay Shepherd after she showed a Jordan Peterson debate clip in class are now suing Shepherd over the same incident.
A former vice chancellor at the University of Missouri argued in a deposition that it can be sexual harassment if a tall man asks a short woman out on a date.
The University of Oklahoma recently introduced a feminist course that focuses entirely on James Bond.
The UMaine College Republicans hosted a "Deck the Wall," Christmas party much to the displeasure of their progressive peers.
A UCLA professor argued in a recent article for theHarvard Business Review that too many Americans firefighters are white.
A respected scientific journal published a photo superimposing the fact of President Trump onto a clipart picture of monkey feces. The journal's editorial staff removed the image claiming to not have known the President's face was there.
Google announced this week that it won't sell its facial recognition technology before a thorough consideration of the impact it might have on society.
Pierce College has been forced to abandon its "free speech zone" policy after losing a lawsuit that was sparked after a student was told he couldn't hand out copies of the Constitution on campus.
A group of professors from Spain published a research paper in November that analyzes the intersection of bestiality and toxic masculinity.
Temple University announced this week that it will not punish Professor Marc Lamont Hill for his recent incendiary comments on Israel.
UC Berkeley reached a settlement with conservative groups that were alleging the school discriminates against conservative speakers.
A new report from theNew York Timesfocuses on the ongoing battle between Asian-Americans and university admissions offices.
A local landlord in Massachusetts is trying to boot a female Harvard graduate student from her apartment because of her legally owned guns.
The University of Houston-Clear Lake is blaming "toxic masculinity" for a variety of social issues.
According to a report from The Hill, the top trending Google search on election day was"Dóndevotar," Spanish for "where to vote." According to Google, the search term increased 3,350 percent today.
Two former Sacred Heart University football player are suing a female student who made false rape claims against them in 2016.
A large Ontario, Canada, school board is urging teachers to not teach To Kill a Mockingbird, calling the classic novel "racist."
The University of Southern Maine barred a retired professor who still taught classes after she offered credit to her students if they protested the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
The University of Michigan is acting now to prevent professors from refusing support to students with opposing political views.
Ohio University police charged a senior with three counts of false allegations relating to a series of fake death threats that she allegedly sent to herself.
A UC Davis student spent $12,000 on legal fees defending himself against a false allegation in early 2018.
A teacher at a Philadelphia public high school has been accused of campaigning against Republican candidates during school hours.
A group of Antifa protesters in Portland, Oregon harassed an old man this week for disobeying their traffic orders, with apparently no action taken against them by the Portland police.
A new policy at the University of Pennsylvania levies a $500 fine on any fraternity that uses "insensitive" language.
Professor Jordan Peterson argued this weekend that Brett Kavanaugh should step down from the Supreme Court for a "less divisive" nominee to take his place, despite Peterson's past advice to "never apologize to a mob.
Colorado State warns its students against using "gendered emojis" in a blog post on the university website.
Kent State University has canceled a production of West Side Story after students complained that too few "latinx" actors were cast.
A congressional hearing that took place on Wednesday featured eloquent arguments about the importance of fighting for expression rights on campus.
According to a company blog post, Twitter is crafting updated harassment policies with the help of user input.
An orientation packet handed out to freshmen at Cornell University this year separates "privileged" from "oppressed" students.
Ethereum co-founder Gavin Wood allegedly wrote a disturbing blog post in 2013 about having sex with an underage girl who was dying of AIDS and later deleted the post, according to a report.
Tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel argued that groupthink is a major issue on college campuses during an interview with Dave Rubin this week.
A blog post by an Evergreen State College professor reveals that the school is suffering from serious enrollment issues in the aftermath of the 2017 riots, with freshmen enrollment dropping nearly 50 percent.
A column in Slate Magazine this week from a professor at Ripon College argues that their campus doesn't need a 9/11 flag memorial.
A professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston told his students that American foreign policy is responsible for acts of terrorism like the September 11 attacks.
A new math course at Penn State University this semester has a bizarre focus on Hillary Clinton's "strong character."
Evergreen State College is apologizing this week after it was revealed that the school used state resources to protest at a local family farm in 2017.
The University of California, Berkeley, is offering a course entitled "Deconstructing Whiteness" this semester on campus.
A Title IX investigation has been filed against Northeastern professor Suzanna Danuta Walters who authored the infamous "Why Can't We Hate Men?" column this year in theWashington Post.
A female student at a Sacramento area high school is facing battery charges for allegedly stealing a "Make America Great Again" hat from a classmate and then slapping her teacher for intervening.
New reports out last week claim that the Google Chrome web browser collects data on users even when they are in the private "incognito mode."
Former Michigan State Gymnastics Coach Kathie Klages Charged with Lying About Nassar Abuse
In a bizarre piece in theNew Yorker whichmay be partially tongue-in-cheek, Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe argues that Brett Kavanaugh's college basketball reporting might be a sign that he's unfit for the Supreme Court.
A recently published academic article examines "exosexuals' encounters with the natural environment."
WiredMagazine published a column last week that condemns the lack of women in the artificial intelligence field.
An academic journal that recently published research on "dog rape culture" is now questioning the credentials of the study's author.
Reports this week suggest that Amazon has plans to open a health clinic for its employees in Seattle.
Several news outlets reported on Friday that the Hungarian government has banned gender studies programs, citing a lack of jobs for graduates.
A professor at the University of Connecticut is concerned that too few American women feel oppressed.
A technologycolumnist for theWashington Post claims that the Tesla Model 3 is like a "giant iPhone."
A new study by attorney James C. Phillips suggests that top American law schools prefer to hire liberals over conservatives.
According to a disclosure filed this week, Amazon paid less than £4.6 million on taxes in the United Kingdom last year— dropping by almost half from 2016— even as profits in the country tripled.
Newly published statistical data allegedly confirm Harvard's discrimination against Asian-American applicants.
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