Cal State System Bans Campus Groups From Having 'Belief' Requirements
State bill targets university's 'believe it or not' edict.
State bill targets university's 'believe it or not' edict.
The oft-repeated claim that rape is so common that there is a "rape culture" in the U.S. is utter exaggeration.
They warned us for years, "Don't drink and drive." Now it's, "Don't drink and fuck."
"Yes means yes" policies grant too much due process to the accused, says Wendy Murphy.
University officials expected a student with no legal background or training in court customs to play prosecutor at a trial.
At GW last night, nobody was willing to argue that students should be silenced.
Liberals say guns won't mitigate college rape, and they're right. But affirmative consent won't help, either.
Two lawyers provide an in-depth look at their clients' frustrating struggle for fairness
Millennials tell us why they're libertarians.
Millennials tell us why they're libertarians.
Colleges are increasingly inclined to prevent all conceivable harm, not settle matters fairly.
International Students for Liberty Conference proves spread of libertarian ideas among millennials.
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You don't know what you're doing
Some vendors of higher education may have to be dragged, kicking and screaming, to make improvements
Everything is offensive to someone, so shut up! Says U-M
Keep in mind, this is a make-believe government (the best kind!).
Can reviving the old myth that women never lie serve justice in any way?
That this is largely a symbolic gesture hasn't stopped students from advocating for the bans.
How productive could a pro-diversity event be if it was not itself diverse?
The Office for Civil Rights and its army of bureaucrats would get $30 million.
The trouble with mandating "yes means yes" on college campuses.
Foundation for Individual Rights in Education wins another free speech case.
Behold the anatomy of an outrage cycle
The many meanings of 'political correctness'
This is political correctness right here, folks.
There is no good reason to impose antiquated, sexist, infantilizing restrictions on college students.
Someone has to pay for it-but no one wants to foot the bill.
The cycle of censorship rears its ugly head.
Some rape accusations are true. Some are not.
'Pity, wrath, heroism, filled them, but the power of putting two and two together was annihilated'
To be fair, 'no preference' is also an option.
Obama's new tax proposals hit more than the rich.
Good riddance! Yet I just can't get on board with the logic of Mount Holyoke's dismissal...
It remains to be seen whether UVA will tolerate this defiance.
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