KENTUCKY

Prof wins appeal against Louisville after arguing he was let go for conservative views on gender dysphoria

The court ruled that Louisville did not have jurisdiction over Allan Josephson’s speech outside his role as a profe…

By Benjamin Brown '26
Sep 25, 2024

Kentucky community college system launches review of DEI amid state lawmakers' concerns

The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) has announced it will launch an internal review to any …

By Justin Choi '26
Sep 24, 2024

Northern Kentucky University closes down DEI office amid nationwide anti-DEI campaign

‘The circumstances under which universities across the commonwealth and the country find themselves, coupled with t…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Sep 4, 2024

University of Kentucky shuts down DEI office amid concerns over its divisiveness

The school president acknowledged that the DEI office made some believe that the University of Kentucky may ‘appear…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Aug 21, 2024

Federal court hears case of prof fired after expressing views on treating kids with gender dysphoria

The professor was allegedly harassed and fired after he spoke out against telling children with gender dysphoria th…

By Emma Arns '26
Jul 30, 2024

More Kentucky college presidents defend DEI before state lawmakers

On Tuesday, two presidents of public universities in Kentucky made statements before the Kentucky state legislature…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Jul 22, 2024

Bellarmine instructor no longer employed after Trump assassination comments, slams administrators for capitulating to 'domestic terrorism'

A Catholic university instructor in Kentucky who was placed on leave after posting to Instagram, “If you’re gonna s…

By Adam Sabes
Jul 18, 2024

UPDATE: Bellarmine instructor on leave after attempted Trump assassination comments: 'If you're gonna shoot, man, don't miss'

A Catholic university instructor in Kentucky was suspended after posting to Instagram, “If you’re gonna shoot, man,…

By Adam Sabes
Jul 16, 2024

THE SCROLL: KY Catholic university instructor on Trump assassination attempt: 'If you're gonna shoot, man, don't miss'

A Catholic university instructor in Kentucky commented "If you're gonna shoot, man, don't miss" after former Presid…

By Adam Sabes
Jul 15, 2024

Anti-DEI bill failed to pass Kentucky legislature

The bill would have fought back against “discriminatory concepts” in higher education.

By Brendan McDonald '25
Apr 18, 2024

Kyle Rittenhouse appearance at Western Kentucky University triggers outrage from leftists

Rittenhouse’s event focused on ‘the importance of the Second Amendment and the lies of BLM.’

By Savva Archakov '26 and Patrick McDonald
Apr 6, 2024

University of Kentucky pro-Palestine protesters attempt to shut down Jewish speaker: 'Zionist bigot'

Pro-Palestine protesters attempted to shut down a TPUSA event featuring Ian Haworth at the University of Kentucky.

By Austin Browne '24
Mar 26, 2024

University of Louisville president says she 'strongly' supports DEI initiatives against proposed state legislation

The University of Louisville's president says she "strongly" supports efforts to advance Diversity, Equity, and In…

By Adam Sabes
Mar 1, 2024

Anti-DEI bill to end mandated 'divisive concepts' passes KY Senate

On Feb. 13, the Kentucky Senate passed legislation designed to reduce Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at pub…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Feb 21, 2024

Kentucky bill would prevent colleges from forcing students to embrace 'divisive concepts'

Kentucky State Senator Mike Wilson recently proposed legislation to combat Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) i…

By Patrick McDonald '26
Jan 17, 2024

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: U of Louisville students march in support of 'justified' Hamas attacks on Israel

Campus Reform has obtained exclusive video footage of the recent pro-Hamas rally at the University of Louisville in…

By Campus Reform
Oct 18, 2023

Biden admin sends 'threatening' letter, pressures states to increase HBCU funding to achieve 'equity'

The Departments of Education and Agriculture sent letters to the Governors of 16 states demanding that they rectify…

By John Rigolizzo
Oct 5, 2023

Nonprofit sues university for offering two scholarships available to everyone except white people

The complaint claims that WKU’s Athletics Minority Fellowship (AMF) and Distinguished Minority Fellowship (DMF) vio…

By Melanie Wilcox
Oct 2, 2023

Massive skilled labor shortage sparks nationwide refocus on technical education

Awareness of the nation's massive labor shortage is increasing.

By Jared Gould
Mar 10, 2023

WATCH: Student-led Christian revival attracts thousands

Campus Reform Correspondent Emily Sturge reports on a student-led Christian revival, an ‘unconstitutional’ pronoun …

By Emily Sturge '25
Mar 5, 2023

Christian revival spreads to Baylor University

Students at Baylor University have been gathering nightly since February 19 to pray for spiritual revival in Americ…

By Gabrielle M. Etzel
Feb 24, 2023

'GOD IS NOT DEAD:' Student-led Christian revival on campus is attracting thousands

A student-led revival on Asbury University’s campus has lasted since February 8 and has attracted thousands of wors…

By Gabrielle M. Etzel
Feb 17, 2023

This university encourages students to use chest binders

Murray State University’s new LGBTQ+ service offers students sizing services and financial assistance to purchase c…

By Noelle Fitchett '25
Jan 25, 2023

University of Kentucky plans to remove mural depicting slaves

According to a University of Kentucky campus message, the school intends to relocate a historic mural in efforts to…

By Georgia Lucas '23
Dec 28, 2022

Socialist students up in arms about NYT article asking questions about puberty blockers

The Young Democratic Socialists of America at Northern Kentucky University recently took issue with the New York Ti…

By Thomas Stevenson '23
Dec 16, 2022

These universities are celebrating Transgender Awareness Week

Numerous universities will celebrate Transgender Awareness Week from Nov. 13-19.

By Cullen Dittmar '23
Nov 15, 2022

These universities celebrated International Pronouns Day

International Pronouns Day was celebrated on Oct. 19.

By Kayley Chartier '25
Nov 2, 2022

Republican congressmen investigate Department of Education for failure to promote free speech

House Republicans are investigating the Department of Education for funding colleges that undermine free speech.

By William Biagini '24
Oct 14, 2022

BREAKING: Eventbrite removes Matt Walsh's 'What is a Woman' screening event from page

On Wednesday, Eventbrite deleted a promotion for for a screening of the popular Daily Wire documentary 'What is a W…

By Alexa Schwerha
Sep 8, 2022

REPORT: Freshman orientation materials dominated by DEI agenda

Speech First obtained freshmen orientation material from various colleges through Freedom of Information Act reques…

By Alexa Schwerha
Aug 19, 2022

26 attorneys general stand up against Biden penalizing schools over LGBTQ+ agenda

The AGs demand that the Biden administration cease a Department of Agriculture directive that threatens federally f…

By Alexa Schwerha
Jun 21, 2022

WATCH: Female swimmer wants to hold the NCAA accountable

Riley Gaines joined Campus Reform reporter Alexa Schwerha to discuss her experience competing against Thomas, as we…

By Alexa Schwerha
Jun 9, 2022

Swimmer who lost against Lia Thomas is stepping up for female athletes

University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines said on Friday that she will continue to be involved in the debate surr…

By Alexa Schwerha
May 20, 2022

Democratic governor threatens to block 'Fairness in Women’s Sports Act'

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is refusing to sign a state bill that would prohibit athletes from competing accordi…

By Alexa Schwerha
Apr 20, 2022

15 states push back against Biden's attempt to strip Title IX protections

The coalition includes Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, O…

By Alexa Schwerha
Apr 14, 2022

From Rhode Island to Utah, these state lawmakers are introducing legislation to keep men out of women's sports

A number of states have proposed legislation to prohibit biological men from competing in women's sports.

By Alexa Schwerha
Mar 29, 2022

WATCH: University administrator disrupts Cabot Phillips event until auditorium masks up

The dean of students disrupted a Turning Point USA event to mandate the auditorium wear masks throughout the event.

By Alexa Schwerha
Feb 24, 2022

'The science shows that classroom learning is safe': University commits to in-person learning

The University of Louisville recently doubled down on its decision to pursue in-person classes this semester.

By Logan Dubil '23
Jan 12, 2022

Medical school expels student for pro-life beliefs, lawsuit claims

A former University of Louisville student claims he was expelled from the medical school over his pro-life beliefs…

By Corey Walker '26
Aug 11, 2021

EXCLUSIVE: Inside the Kentucky college event that equated Trumpism to 'terrorism'

Berea College in Kentucky hosted a “Gender Talk” on “white citizenship as terorrism” which describes “Trumpism” as …

By Abigail Streetman '23
Mar 31, 2021

Free speech org calls out vagueness of university's 'sexually suggestive' speech code

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education has issued a “red light” warning to Morehead State University’s s…

By Caroline Wharton
Jan 29, 2020

KY Gov suggests cutting degrees like interpretive dance

Bevin specifically singled out "interpretive dance" as a skill set that is not in particularly high demand, echoing…

By Kyle Perisic
Sep 15, 2017

CPAC 2014: Rand Paul seizes young people with Fourth Amendment rallying cry

“Will you, America’s next generation of liberty lovers, will you stand and be heard?” Paul asked.

By Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Mar 7, 2014