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Examining the documented history of Christian Right legal organizations founded by leaders who explicitly defended racial segregation in the 1950s-70s, and asking whether today’s dismantling of DEI programs and affirmative action—resulting in measurable declines in Black institutional access—represents coincidence or infrastructure working as designed with evolved messaging.
This perhaps should not come as a surprise, but professors at Yale University disproportionately donate to Democrat campaigns. This is according to an analysis performed by Yale Daily News and reported by Campus Reform. The post Top University’s Professors Overwhelmingly Donate to Democrats Despite University’s Claim of Independence From Political Views appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
More states are authorizing community colleges to grant bachelor's degrees as an affordable alternative to four-year universities.
The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights opened an investigation Monday into Smith College, one of the nation's largest all-women's colleges, over its policy of admitting transgender women, raising questions about whether the Massachusetts institution can continue to claim federal protections reserved for single-sex schools.
Nicaragua's government, through Vice President Rosario Murillo, announced that the Catholic University Redemptoris Mater (UNICA) has been renamed the Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo University. The change is part of a broader renaming of several state universities, which critics view as a political move to control higher education and erase the memory of student protests.
Goldwater Institute demands Idaho attorney general investigate state universities allegedly violating new anti-DEI law designed to protect students from mandatory courses.
College tuition has risen 169% since 1980. Wages for graduates are up 19%. AI just made the knowledge they were selling free. What's left? The stadium.
Colleges are teaching students to view using AI as cheating, said Rob Hillard, the CEO of Deloitte's Asia-Pacific division.
In Bratsk Medical College, 35 students from the medical and pharmaceutical departments were expelled. They were offered to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense. This was reported by local journalist Elena Kutergin. The expelled men were offered to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense and go to the "SVO" zone. Women were offered to undergo six months of training at their own expense and retake exams for 86,000 rubles per person. The students themselves claim that they were expelled after the state exam without announcement of the final scores, although they had no academic debts. According to them, there might have been errors in the training versions of the exam. The college belongs to the government of the Irkutsk region. Its director, Anton Solovyev, previously headed commercial structures involved in the trade of building materials. He did not respond to the journalist's inquiries. Context. Since the end of 2025, Russian authorities have announced a non-public campaign to recruit students into the so-called "drone troops." According to the Ministry of Defense and officials, such a contract is for one year and does not allow a person to be sent to the front as an assault trooper, however, these words have been repeatedly refuted by lawyers. Faridaily reported that Minister of Education Valery Falkov announced a plan for universities to recruit contract soldiers – 2% of the student population. The Kremlin denied this information. Now, human rights activists and journalists know of at least two students killed. It is also known that about a thousand students from Siberia, the Urals, and the Volga region may have joined the "drone troops." However, there is currently no more detailed data on students who have signed the contract.
Nick Saban and Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua told Congress NIL creates pay-for-play issues, but history shows elite programs have long dominated.
University administrators claim a July memo from Attorney General Pam Bondi requires them to suspend the publications.
AI has made knowledge free while university tuition has increased 312% since 1963. This creates an obvious arbitrage: get accepted to elite schools to validate your intelligence ($90), use AI to actually learn (free), build a portfolio of real projects, then drop out before accumulating debt. A 4.0 GPA is becoming a red flag signaling "I followed the old system" rather than building things. Universities must transform into creativity engines or face irrelevance.
