In 2013, Texas Christian University stopped Young Americans For Freedom from using posters which promoted gun safety and a gun raffle. According to College Fix, “Texas Christian University officials refused to allow a conservative student group to distribute fliers promoting its pro-Second Amendment event through official school channels because it had a picture of an antique shotgun on it.”
In 2015, Colorado School of the Mines tried to block a donor from ascribing two Bible verses on a […]
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Read MoreRecently, Ronald Pelias, an adjunct at University of Louisiana Lafayette wrote, “I can’t stop wondering if each person I […]
Read MoreRecently, LGBT students at Duquesne freaked out over the presence of a Chick-Fil-A on campus. The students are upset […]
Read MoreIn 2015, during protests in Baltimore over alleged police misconduct, Texas Christian University student Harry Vincent took to Twitter […]
Read MoreIn 2015, Duke columnist Jonathan Zhao found himself the target of a petition to remove him from his columnist […]
Read MoreChristina Hoff Sommers, a distinguished academic, speaker, and writer explains below how trigger warnings sets feminism backwards, as part […]
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