In 2016, Virginia Tech tried but failed to keep Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Riley from speaking on campus. Several professors had tried to keep Riley from speaking at an annual lecture because he had written in the past about racial issues. The school rescinded an invitation and then changed their mind, finally apologizing to Riley.
In 2016, the University of Illinois student senate considered punishing clubs for not being “culturally inclusive” enough. The legislation […]
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Read MoreIn 2015, amid criticism of Wisconsin governor Scott Walker’s budget proposals the College Republican chapter at UW-Madison sent out […]
Read MoreIn 2017, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse briefly fired a campus police dispatcher for expressing support for Trump’s immigration executive […]
Read MoreIn 2016, Clemson University officials removed a man who was praying outside of the free speech zone on campus. […]
Read MoreIn 2016, feminists objected to a fraternity fundraiser at University of Maryland because they said it objectified women. The fundraiser […]
Read MoreIn 2016, the Rutgers student newspaper edited out references to “illegal immigrants”, replacing the phrase with “undocumented” in an […]
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