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 2015, a professor at Yale University resigned over controversy surrounding her telling students to act like adults. Before Halloween […]
Read MoreIn 2016, Edgewood College investigated as a hate crime a message making fun of people who claimed to be […]
Read MoreRecently, police at American University began investigating a series of anti-feminism posters hung around campus. The posters mocked International […]
Read MoreRecently, students and faculty at Clemson interrupted a townhall on campus hosted by Senator Lindsey Graham. According to Campus Reform, […]
Read MoreIn 2016, Virginia Tech tried but failed to keep Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Riley from speaking on campus. […]
Read MoreIn 2016, the University of South Alabama apologized after trying to punish a student for recruiting students while wearing […]
Read MoreIn 2016, Colorado State student senator Juan Caro faced calls for resignation as well as faced targeting over allegedly […]
Read MoreIn 2016, the University of Illinois student senate considered punishing clubs for not being “culturally inclusive” enough. The legislation […]
Read MoreIn 2014, according to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education “Stanford University’s Graduate Student Council revoked $600 in […]
Read MoreIn 2016, Students Supporting Israel faced anti-Semitic slogans from members of the Muslim student group on campus as well as […]
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