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…State “for [his] own safety and the well-being of the campus community,” and he portrays himself as a victim wrongly labeled as an “out-of-control, disrespectful young Black man”: Recently, I…
…security,” by “conduct[ing] a comprehensive and thorough vetting, including online presence, of all student and exchange visitor applicants.” The statement goes on to say that “all applicants for F, M,…
…intensity of the horror set many of us aback. How could anyone conduct, much less support, such violence? There have been many theories posited since attempting to peer into and…
…identity on campus 38.8 percent of those who faced hostility considered leaving academia altogether 50 percent believed their campuses had “soft” or “shadow” boycotts against Jewish or Israeli partnerships 55…
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…permission. Much has been reported lately on the influence of foreign actors such as Qatar, Iran, and China on American campuses. What seems to slip under the radar in this…
…had previously agreed to collaborate with the Baugh Foundation, a progressive Christian organization, on the “Courage from the Margins” project, which would conduct “research to equip congregations with evidence-based curriculum…
…a lustrum. The word is sometimes used to mean any five-year period, but the sacrifice was originally conducted in conjunction with a census. American colleges and universities may have developed…
…those comments So now anti-Semitism is the Jews’ fault, too, Harvard? At least I haven’t seen that same eagerness to “interrogate and report” anyone else on campus. No, this isn’t…
…to the best of my ability, to align with Minding the Campus’s style guidelines. It is crossposted here with permission. Last April, Fabrice Balanche, a lecturer and research director in…
…you’re majoring in liberal arts? So, what are you going to do with that? You know there’s no money in that, right?” Managing editor of Minding the Campus (MTC), Jared…
…with permission. “Hate speech” and other conduct should be further policed by Michigan State University (MSU), according to the campus Black Student Alliance. The activist group wants a “No Hate…
…own campus. The University of Maryland had been segregated, and the campus tried to compensate by offering some scholarships only to Black students. In 1994, a unanimous Fourth Circuit Court…
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…a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) agent impersonated a Stanford student. Under the alias Charles Chen, he approached several students through social media. Anna*, a Stanford student conducting sensitive research on…
…student on trial for violating the Student Conduct Code’s prohibition of misconduct, defined to include “plagiarism” and “cheating.” The CCSB panel found the student guilty. UMN vice provost Scott Lanyon…
Higher education’s problem is more than a loss of confidence. Anti-Semitism on many college campuses is a visible symptom of far deeper problems. Anti-Semitism has been tied to the networked…
…do not set Harvard University’s policies with respect to its students, faculty and other employees, or conduct on its campus,’ Klibanski wrote. [RELATED: NAS Statement: Fighting Harvard and the Other…
…to choose materials to add to university holdings, use similar standards to delete ideologically offensive materials—i.e., conservative material—from holdings, and conduct DEI-focused programs and general activities. An undoubtedly small measure…
…on a campus taken over by activists. Shafik did not achieve her goals and ended up resigning too in August when the campus was in the grip of new violence….
…not address: were the instances of uncited copying “plagiarism” or not? Instead, the report explained that Gay’s conduct “did not constitute research misconduct as defined by the FAS Research Misconduct…
…in 2020 when the Chabad Center at the University of Delaware campus in Newark was burned down in an act of arson? Where were you in 2022 when Roland G….
…phrase heard around campus. I distinctly remember peer-reviewing a classmate’s essay last year. The awkward vocabulary and disjointed paragraphs immediately revealed that it wasn’t his work. Though I kept my…
…I have witnessed this firsthand on my college campus. Curious about the strong support for Kamala Harris, I spoke with several women who were enthusiastic about voting for her. Yet,…
…institution. All those departures stemmed, directly or indirectly, from the presidents’ failures to address anti-Semitism on their campuses. The first domino to fall was Liz Magill at the University of…
…problems of discrimination and bias.”[8] The four focus areas where the greatest risk presented themselves according to the UC ‘Expert’ Panel was in health, human resources, policing, and campus safety—which…
…and investigations into SLC present are the real threats to Jewish students. He writes: My students … are unified in doubting the Trump administration’s commitment to genuinely fighting campus antisemitism….
…for Decades] Research Misconduct The reports of research misconduct are, unfortunately, nothing new and have been rising at alarming rates. The University of California San Diego noted that 2023 was…
…undesirable faculty. As a survivor of such lawfare, I saw these tactics firsthand. In 2021, I filed a First Amendment suit against Kern Community College District (KCCD) administrators. The district…