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Harvard University Report Calls Out Grade Inflation — Students Push Back
A 25‑page report from Harvard University warns that the institution’s grading system has become overly lenient.
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University of Houston Drops Radical ‘Oppression & Injustice’ Course from Curriculum
University of Houston has cancelled a controversial social work course on “Oppression & Injustice,” aligning its new curriculum.
University of Illinois Professors Catch Students Using AI to Fake Apology Emails
Two University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign professors recently exposed a widespread incident of students using artificial intelligence to cheat — not just on assignments.
Rhode Island Teacher Exposed, $117K to Hide Emails?
A Rhode Island school district is demanding more than $117,000 from a concerned parent who requested public records related to a controversial public school teacher.
Colgate University to Offer Free Tuition, No Loans for Families Earning Under $175K
Colgate University will now offer tuition-free aid and no-loan financial packages to students from families earning up to $175,000 annually.
UC Berkeley Course Promotes ‘Abolish ICE’ and Depicts Agency as ‘Racist Deportation Force’
A course at UC Berkeley promotes the “abolish ICE” movement and describes ICE as a “racist deportation force.”
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.
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.
Fired for Being White: HBCU Hit with Explosive Discrimination Lawsuit
A tenured white professor at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore files a lawsuit alleging anti-white discrimination
University of Nebraska Spending Explodes—More on Admin Than Professors
The University of Nebraska now spends more on administrators than faculty, signaling a troubling shift in priorities.
University Indoctrination Turned Deadly—Why the Crisis Is Worsening
Dr. Corey Miller, CEO of Ratio Christi, warns that ideological indoctrination in universities is fueling violence.