In 2016, Indiana University-Bloomington forced their fraternities and sororities to sign away their 4th Amendment rights and allow police to search Greek houses without warrants. According to NY Daily News, “The Bloomington, Ind., school is instituting a new policy this year that will allow IU police to raid public areas and even private rooms of fraternity and sorority houses in order to weed out illegal drinking and drug use.”
In 2017, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse briefly fired a campus police dispatcher for expressing support for Trump’s immigration executive […]
Read MoreIn 2015, Madison Gesiotto, a law student at the Ohio State University, published a pro-life editorial in Washington Times, which […]
Read MoreIn 2016, Samford College rejected an application for official status by Young Americans for Freedom. The school’s faculty senate […]
Read MoreRecently, Cal-Berkeley tried to cancel a speech by Ann Coulter at Cal-Berkeley due to threats of violence. The school […]
Read MoreIn 2016, University of Florida art professor Pamela Brekka promised to punish students who used the phrase “melting pot” […]
Read MoreIn 2014, during a labor dispute, the President of Pensacola State Colleged banned faculty members from talking to student […]
Read MoreIn 2015, several student journalists at Fairmont State University reported on the presence of mold in campus dorms and […]
Read MoreIn 2016, students from an illegal immigrant advocacy group on campus protested at a career fair at Cal State-San […]
Read MoreIn October 2016, at Georgetown University, members of the pro-life group on campus chalked pro-life messages around campus such […]
Read MoreRecently, flyers were found at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill comparing Trump supporters to Nazis. According to The College Fix, […]
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