No longer truly 'elite': Top colleges fail on free speech AND basic tolerance
Elite universities are stifling free speech and independent thought.
Students face challenges in discussing contentious issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Republicans host campus free speech roundtable
Jasmyn Jordan highlights the challenges faced by conservative students of color on college campuses regarding freedom of expression and liberal bias.
College enrollment and trust are low, caught in a death spiral of liberal ideology
Trust in higher education is declining, especially among conservative students, leading to a notable drop in enrollments.
Opinion | Only the First Amendment Can Protect Students, Campuses and Speech
Protests over the Middle East conflict on campuses sparked significant debates about free speech and institutional responses in the context of political expression.
Protest That the University of Maryland Sought to Prevent Goes On
Pro-Palestinian student groups continue to assert their right to hold events despite university censorship and security concerns, particularly surrounding sensitive anniversaries.
2,000 fewer pro-Palestinian protests in fall than spring 2024
The significant decline in pro-Palestinian protests from spring to fall may be linked to both natural momentum loss and new restrictive policies.
No longer truly 'elite': Top colleges fail on free speech AND basic tolerance
Elite universities are stifling free speech and independent thought.
Students face challenges in discussing contentious issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Republicans host campus free speech roundtable
Jasmyn Jordan highlights the challenges faced by conservative students of color on college campuses regarding freedom of expression and liberal bias.
College enrollment and trust are low, caught in a death spiral of liberal ideology
Trust in higher education is declining, especially among conservative students, leading to a notable drop in enrollments.
Opinion | Only the First Amendment Can Protect Students, Campuses and Speech
Protests over the Middle East conflict on campuses sparked significant debates about free speech and institutional responses in the context of political expression.
Protest That the University of Maryland Sought to Prevent Goes On
Pro-Palestinian student groups continue to assert their right to hold events despite university censorship and security concerns, particularly surrounding sensitive anniversaries.
2,000 fewer pro-Palestinian protests in fall than spring 2024
The significant decline in pro-Palestinian protests from spring to fall may be linked to both natural momentum loss and new restrictive policies.
Campuses are ground zero in debates about antisemitism but that's been true for 100 years
The impact of the Israel-Gaza conflict on Jewish students at U.S. colleges manifests in social ostracization and complex dynamics regarding identity and support.
A New Jewishness Is Being Born Before Our Eyes
The future of the Jewish community is being shaped on campuses and through activism.
Campuses are ground zero in debates about antisemitism but that's been true for 100 years
The impact of the Israel-Gaza conflict on Jewish students at U.S. colleges manifests in social ostracization and complex dynamics regarding identity and support.
A New Jewishness Is Being Born Before Our Eyes
The future of the Jewish community is being shaped on campuses and through activism.
Protesting is a pastime for the wealthiest, most privileged students
Pro-Palestinian protests on campuses are predominantly seen in elite universities where tuition is high, contrasting with campuses catering to working-class backgrounds.
Campus Protests Led to More Than 3,100 Arrests, but Many Charges Have Been Dropped
Thousands arrested in pro-Palestinian protests at academic institutions. Charges dropped, showing First Amendment rights importance.
Taking Cues From Students, U.C.L.A. Faculty Members Join the Protests
Faculty members at some universities have been supporting pro-Palestinian protests, risking arrest to protect the students.
MIT student protesters barred from campus housing
MIT placed a second-year MBA student under interim suspension due to his involvement in pro-Palestinian protests, impacting his housing and family stability.
Claim that 'outside agitators' are behind campus protests revives a familiar, unfounded trope, students say | CBC News
Critics question the support for pro-Palestinian protests on campuses in North America amidst allegations of outside agitators and funding from shadowy sources.
Protesting is a pastime for the wealthiest, most privileged students
Pro-Palestinian protests on campuses are predominantly seen in elite universities where tuition is high, contrasting with campuses catering to working-class backgrounds.
Campus Protests Led to More Than 3,100 Arrests, but Many Charges Have Been Dropped
Thousands arrested in pro-Palestinian protests at academic institutions. Charges dropped, showing First Amendment rights importance.
Taking Cues From Students, U.C.L.A. Faculty Members Join the Protests
Faculty members at some universities have been supporting pro-Palestinian protests, risking arrest to protect the students.
MIT student protesters barred from campus housing
MIT placed a second-year MBA student under interim suspension due to his involvement in pro-Palestinian protests, impacting his housing and family stability.
Claim that 'outside agitators' are behind campus protests revives a familiar, unfounded trope, students say | CBC News
Critics question the support for pro-Palestinian protests on campuses in North America amidst allegations of outside agitators and funding from shadowy sources.
How a 6-Second Video Turned a Campus Protest Into a National Firestorm
A six-second video clip of a protest at the Cooper Union in NYC went viral, leading to false claims of antisemitism and a federal investigation into discrimination on college campuses.
The incident highlights how a brief, out-of-context moment can be repurposed by partisans to serve broader political rhetoric, especially during times of conflict.
In Congress, Columbia's Leaders Try to Please. At Home, They Face Anger.
University president faced tough questions on antisemitism but committed to addressing the issue.
How a 6-Second Video Turned a Campus Protest Into a National Firestorm
A six-second video clip of a protest at the Cooper Union in NYC went viral, leading to false claims of antisemitism and a federal investigation into discrimination on college campuses.
The incident highlights how a brief, out-of-context moment can be repurposed by partisans to serve broader political rhetoric, especially during times of conflict.
In Congress, Columbia's Leaders Try to Please. At Home, They Face Anger.
University president faced tough questions on antisemitism but committed to addressing the issue.