…other views risks indoctrinating students instead of educating them. Indoctrinated students have no room to question, challenge, debate, or defend positions on complex issues—in fact, it leaves no room to…
…surely be unable to speak frankly on student loan burdens, high and rising tuition levels, institutional profiteering from student loans, and whether students benefit academically from attending college. But if…
…in the early days of his communist infatuation, he did his part in protests. Indeed, he met his future wife on the frontlines of one of those protests. Chambers’ days…
…from exercising their influence in the dark. Especially in the aftermath of the October 7 protests, where college and university administrators were reluctant to discipline protesters—many of whom were lucrative…
…policy that allowed students to be punished for speech that created a hostile environment because it did not require that a student’s speech be severe or pervasive for the student…
…Young women are more likely than their male counterparts to vote, care about political issues, and participate in social movements and protests. A cursory look at the recent spring protests…
…campus protests in the wake of Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel. The agreements indicate official dissatisfaction with how the schools managed responses to the protests and require stronger action…
…budgets will likely be unmoved by the public reaction against the excesses of campus protests. Jewish students will migrate elsewhere to avoid threats, as will the majority of students interested…
…And, indeed, there were at least three separate pro-Palestinian protests on May 25, though none of these efforts to disrupt alumni festivities amounted to much. “We keep us safe” is…
…or Northwestern, but little or no mention of protests at schools where those attending are primarily from working-class families with a high proportion of first-generation students or at historically black…
…in an Instagram post chanting “from the river to the sea” during the commencement address. Instead, students held anti-Israel signs, and the chanting, initially thought to be from the students…
…the universities?” Can a group of students legitimately assert that they have the right to dictate the lives of students, faculty, and others who are stakeholders, if not stockholders, in…
As angry crowds of student protesters gathered at elite universities across the nation to call for a ceasefire—and, in many cases, to echo the Hamas demands for the destruction of…
…quickly respond to incidents where “students hold culturally insensitive themed frat parties,” or people use “a word in Mandarin that sounds like the N-word”, or “even when students or faculty…
…like to raise another aspect of student protesting, in general, as it relates to how the modern university is organized and how it has responded to campus protests going back…
…a private Ivy League university: “Philadelphia Police ignores Penn’s request to disband unauthorized encampment. The university has to provide proof that the encampment poses an imminent danger. Penn students have…
…if not all, of these demonstrations are led by, among several others, a radical terror-supporting organization known as the National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP). Students for Justice in…
…As Ian Oxnevad aptly articulated, “It would be a mistake to dismiss the campus antics as just that. Student protestors and student groups in general are dangerous and have toppled…
…name and email. It would be remiss for Minding the Campus not to address the recent surge of pro-Palestinian protests sweeping through colleges and universities across the nation. Protests erupted…
…answer is clear to anyone who watched the videos: these student protests are no longer composed solely of left-wing American students steeped in critical theory and post-colonial ideology. The protests…
…students. They are taught a combination of resentment and vulnerability that makes them easily led by the DEI demagogues. Led where? Into public protests where their individuality is dissolved into…
…with angry protests from some faculty, students, and alumni. An editorial titled “The Rumor Confirmed” in the Cornell Daily Sun of March 3, typifies the responses elicited by news of…
…people, and policies that create powerful incentives and career-threatening penalties that reach into every corner of the institution. This includes faculty hiring and student admissions, new curriculum, extracurricular programming, student…
…and anti-oppression is shared by many others among the intelligentsia—whether it is expressed explicitly or through acquiescence. College students throughout the U.S. have held hundreds of pro-Palestine protests—some of which…
…120 Yale law students shouted down a panel that included a speaker from the Alliance Defending Freedom. The students eventually left the room but continued their disruption outside the doors….
…Anti-Israel protests by college students and weak excuses for anti-Semitism by university administrations are nothing new. Affection for terrorism and the Iranian theocracy runs deep through the heart of academia—American…
…deluge will result. Think of the mayhem of firings, litigation, strikes, and protests. But without it, there can be no serious attempt to restore higher education to health. The AFA…
…Kyle Duncan called on it to state “unequivocal support for the dignity and safety of trans and queer students.” After Riley Gaines visited SFSU, one student said, “Trans students don’t…
…rudely chastise Judge Duncan and defend the students that diversocrats like her groom into full-blown grievance-mongers. Catering to that small group of woke law students, Steinbach stepped up to the…
…Every day. This work terrifies me: Every day. I invite my white students to join me on this journey. And to my students of color: I apologize for the inexcusable…