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City Journal Launches College Rankings Prioritizing Free Speech and Western Values

City Journal has released a new college ranking system that evaluates 100 institutions based on 68 data-driven metrics.

Students at Penn Clash Over Committee Name Change — Why ‘Belonging’ Isn’t Enough

Students at the University of Pennsylvania oppose renaming the “Committee on Diversity and Equity” to “Committee on Belonging.”

Pittsburgh Campus Free Speech Crisis: Students Fear Speaking Out

The University of Pittsburgh scored a 52.1/100 and ranked 219/257 in FIRE’s free‑speech ranking; students report widespread self‑censorship.

Mass Shooting Shatters Homecoming at Lincoln University — Multiple Victims Reported

A shooting erupted during the homecoming celebration at Lincoln University in Chester County, Pennsylvania, leaving multiple people injured.

Pomona College Vows Action After Masked Disruption of Oct. 7 Memorial

Pomona College vows disciplinary action after masked agitators storm a memorial for Oct. 7 Hamas attack victims.

Loyola Student Paper Launches ICE Tracker, Declares Immigration Enforcement ‘Unconstitutional’

Loyola University Chicago’s student newspaper launched an ICE tracker and called immigration enforcement unconstitutional.

Cornell’s Student Paper Sparks Outrage After Publishing Artwork With Nazi Imagery

The Cornell Daily Sun is under fire after publishing a faculty-written opinion column accompanied by controversial Palestinian artwork.

Shockwaves on Campus: AAUP Battles UPenn’s Antisemitism Safeguards

The AAUP challenges University of Pennsylvania’s antisemitism investigations, citing threats to academic freedom.

Harvard Dean Scandal: Gregory Davis Defends “Rioting and Looting,” Calls for the Death of Trump

Harvard University is facing renewed backlash over Gregory Davis, a resident dean whose past remarks defending “rioting and looting” and wishing death on President Donald Trump have sparked outrage.

Exposed: China is Cheating its Way Into U.S. Law Schools

China LSAT cheating has allowed unqualified applicants to infiltrate elite U.S. law schools by exploiting loopholes in remote testing, according to a whistleblower and U.S. education experts.

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