The Milwaukee School of Engineering has refused to recognize a Christian student organization because of bylaws that requires members to live in accordance with certain tenets of the group’s statement of faith.
Joseph Massad wrote a “Response to the Ad Hoc Grievance Committee Report“ last week to defend himself and to analyze the flaws of Columbia University’s Ad Hoc Grievance Committee Report.
An article by Steven Roy Goodman in Sunday’s Washington Post suggests that college applicants are becoming dissatisfied with the increasingly politicized atmosphere on today’s campuses.
There’s a great article today in The Chronicle of Higher Education by a professor of social work and history at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
The key to having a fulfilling classroom experience is often not content itself, but how the content is conveyed, shaped, absorbed, challenged, and made into shared knowledge by all members of the class.
FIRE press release celebrates a victory for free speech and expression at Northeastern Illinois University (NEIU), where students were threatened with punishment if they held an affirmative action bake sale protest.
In a victory for free speech on campus, Northeastern Illinois University has decided to allow the College Republicans to hold an affirmative action bake sale protest on campus with no preconditions.
“Reading Columbia’s report, what struck me was the utter state of confusion of all parties involved who had no idea how to handle any ‘problems’ that arose.”
A campus investigation reveals a system that substitutes bureaucracy for basic human conversation.
David Horowitz “was struck by a pie during a lecture at Butler University,” joining several conservative speakers recently attacked on campus. As the article notes: “Pie-throwing is not ‘expression.’ It is assault.”
