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Washington U in St. Louis offering drop-in counseling to people feeling anxious over election
The school will let students ‘debrief post-election stress with mental health professionals.’
By Elad Vaida 
Nov 7, 2024
University of Missouri-Kansas City eliminates DEI office
The University of Missouri-Kansas City announced the elimination of its diversity, equity, and inclusion office.
By Adam Sabes 
Oct 29, 2024
Federal judge issues temporary injunction against latest Biden student loan plan
'This is yet another win for the American people,' Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey reportedly said in a sta…
By Patrick  McDonald '26
Oct 8, 2024
SLU disciplines YAF students over 9/11 banner supporting US-Israel relations
Saint Louis University has charged two members of the Young Americans for Freedom chapter with disciplinary action …
By Patrick  McDonald '26
Sep 29, 2024
Mizzou student group says forced rebranding of 'Welcome Black BBQ' was 'completely disheartening'
‘I'm hoping I don't see a lack of numbers because of the name change, because we're still here,’ the vice president…
By Patrick  McDonald '26
Aug 28, 2024
Mizzou student group made to rename 'Welcome Black BBQ' to be more welcoming to all students
A primarily black student group at the University of Missouri was recently forced to change the name of a back-to-s…
By Patrick  McDonald '26
Aug 21, 2024
Bye bye!: University of Missouri eliminates DEI office
The University of Missouri announced it will eliminate its division that's dedicated to Diversity, Equity, and Incl…
By Adam Sabes 
Jul 31, 2024
Biden Title IX overhaul blocked by federal judge in 6 more states
The Biden administration's overhaul of Title IX rules was blocked by another federal judge in six more states.
By Adam Sabes 
Jul 29, 2024
Mizzou complies with SCOTUS affirmative action ban, triggering supporters of race-based scholarships
Certain donors who want to keep scholarships restricted by race have voiced their disappointment over Mizzous's com…
By Emma Arns '26
Jul 9, 2024
Missouri AG reportedly reviewing therapists, social workers in ongoing investigation into alleged abuse at Wash U Transgender Center
The state attorney general is continuing an investigation into the Washington University Transgender Center by repo…
By Brendan  McDonald '25
Jun 26, 2024
Missouri bill would end forced DEI statements in public colleges and universities
SB 1125 would forbid public higher education institutions from forcing anyone to embrace DEI or submit DEI statemen…
By Patrick  McDonald '26
May 22, 2024
St. Louis University to host Dylan Mulvaney, denies College Republicans request to hold event with former NCAA swimmer a day later
St. Louis University plans to host transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney to speak on campus next week and denied Co…
By Adam Sabes 
Apr 18, 2024
Missouri legislature advances bill to protect religious student groups
House Bill 1518 would stop Missouri’s state colleges and universities from discriminating against religious student…
By Alexia Bianchi  '22
Mar 25, 2024
University of Missouri student pleads guilty after destroying Jewish group's Shabbat display
A student at the University of Missouri has pleaded guilty to a charge of property damage for flipping over a table…
By Patrick  McDonald '26
Feb 19, 2024
University of Missouri board extends test-optional application policy
​The University of Missouri System Board of Curators voted to extend a pandemic-era test-optional application polic…
By Adam Sabes 
Feb 13, 2024
Missouri State Rep: ‘You shouldn't be forced to make a statement on diversity to get into a good college’
Missouri State Representative Chris Lonsdale spoke to Campus Reform about state government efforts to combat DEI an…
By Pedro Rodriguez '25
Jan 18, 2024
Missouri State GOP official tells Campus Reform ‘woke state universities,’ should start to ‘feel some squeeze’
Missouri State GOP official Chandler Haynes spoke with Campus Reform about the state of higher education in Missour…
By Pedro Rodriguez '25
Jan 17, 2024
THE SCROLL: Prof thinks attack on AIPAC leader's home is 'pretty cool'
Gustafson defended the actions as 'pretty cool' because 'nobody was harmed.'
By Campus Reform 
Nov 28, 2023
Red States push back on Biden admin's HBCU 'equity' letter
The Departments of Education and Agriculture sent letters to the governors of 16 states, demanding that they rectif…
By John Rigolizzo 
Nov 2, 2023
IN THE NEWS: Prof says he was fired for anti-Hamas tweet
A professor claims he was terminated from Washington University in Missouri for his comments on social media suppor…
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
After ‘lazy girl job’ goes viral, conservative headhunters respond
‘If I hear [the job applicants are] hard-charging and want to make a difference, that’s going to resonate with me a…
By Melanie  Wilcox 
Sep 15, 2023
Top 5 stories of the week: September 15, 2023
Below are Campus Reform's top five stories of the week. Dive into our quick summaries to stay informed about the sp…
By Campus Reform 
Sep 15, 2023
Missouri medical schools halt child sex changes following state ban
The University of Missouri and Washington University medical schools will no longer be physically altering minors' …
By Spencer Dalke  
Sep 14, 2023
Catholic university offers program in 'Cannabis Science and Operations'
The program is more than three years old, even as Catholic leaders oppose legalized drugs.
By Emma Arns '26
Jul 6, 2023
Supreme Court declines Christian college's appeal, but the fight is likely to continue
'The Biden administration has repeatedly withdrawn religious protections, and refused to concede religious protecti…
By Jared Gould 
Jun 26, 2023
Matt Walsh cancels campus speech after threats to his family
On Mar. 29, after receiving threats against himself and his family, conservative commentator Matt Walsh had to canc…
By Alexia Bianchi  '22
Apr 10, 2023
University system drops DEI statements, rubric from hiring process
The University of Missouri system recently announced that it will drop diversity statements in its hiring process a…
By William Biagini  '24
Mar 31, 2023
Colleges throw out Women's History Month, celebrate 'Womxn' instead
Across the United States, colleges are replacing the 'Women's' in 'Women's History Month' with the woke-appropriate…
By Robert Schmad  '23
Mar 9, 2023
EXCLUSIVE: Protesters try to disrupt board meeting to demand free Plan B
Students at the University of Missouri recently held a protest to demand access to free abortifacient Plan B pills.
By Logan Dubil  '23
Feb 22, 2023
Whistleblower claims malpractice at university's Transgender Center
On February 10, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey called for a moratorium on the Washington University in St.…
By Alexandra Kek '26
Feb 15, 2023
'Chief experience officer' for students is the newest job in higher ed
Five universities are hiring or have recently hired a chief experience officer (CXO), an administrative position th…
By Shelby Kearns 
Jan 27, 2023
Campus Profile: Missouri University of Science and Technology
Missouri University of Science and Technology (MST) is a public university in Rolla. Around 5,700 undergraduate stu…
By Daniel Moore '26
Jan 22, 2023
Medical school hosts ‘Anti-Racism Task Force’
The Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine advertised a meeting addressing ‘recommendations aimed a…
By Caroline Cason  '22
Jan 10, 2023
University center opposes requirement that libraries share ‘age-appropriate’ books
The Saint Louis University (SLU) Center for Social Action (CSA) shared a ‘Call To Action’ to ‘Reject Book Banning i…
By Elaine Gunthorpe  '24
Jan 10, 2023
Report calls for ‘congressional action’ to address confusing financial aid offers
The Government Accountability Office states that ‘91% of colleges understate or don't include the net price [of tui…
By Alexia Bianchi  '22
Jan 5, 2023
University of Missouri students deface Students for Life display
One individual reportedly stole almost 100 flags on her own until discovered by the campus police.
By Kate  Wexell '24
Dec 31, 2022
Fives times 'Anti-Racist' ideology took over academia this year
Throughout 2022, demands for "anti-racism" and Critical Race Theory in education have been rampant on college campu…
By Kate Hirzel 
Dec 30, 2022
Mizzou treats sexual health only from a pro-abortion perspective, student argues
The University of Missouri’s Missouri Students Association recently partnered with the Student Health Center to pro…
By Logan Dubil  '23
Dec 28, 2022
5 religious liberty lawsuits brought against universities this year
Throughout 2022, many religious freedom lawsuits were brought against colleges and universities across the country.
By Kate Hirzel 
Dec 28, 2022
2022 in Review: 5 COVID lawsuits filed against universities
By Kate Hirzel 
Dec 26, 2022
5 times pro-abortion students disrupted pro-life tour in 2022
Students at the University of Missouri told members of a pro-life organization to ‘kill themselves’ while they host…
By Georgia  Lucas '23
Dec 25, 2022
Five times pro-life students were harassed at college campuses this year
At many institutions of higher education across the country, even those that are religiously affiliated, pro-life s…
By Kate Hirzel 
Dec 24, 2022
UPDATE: FIRE demands student government implement 'viewpoint neutrality' after rejecting conservative group
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression wrote to Lindenwood University demanding it ensure its student …
By Thomas Stevenson '23
Nov 25, 2022
UPDATE: Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals extends injunction blocking Biden’s student loan forgiveness
In light of this finding, the court opted to ‘preserve the status quo’ until a more final decision was made regardi…
By Kate Anderson 
Nov 18, 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
Student coalition rallies for abortion access
A 10-group coalition came together to bring pro-abortion demands to the University of Missouri.
By Elaine Gunthorpe  '24
Nov 10, 2022
Campus Profile: Lindenwood University
Lindenwood University is a private university in St. Charles, Missouri. Around 4,808 undergraduate students are en…
By Cullen  Dittmar '23
Oct 29, 2022
U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocks Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre encouraged Americans to continue to apply for student loan relief.
By Kate Anderson 
Oct 24, 2022
Student alleges TPUSA chapter denied by 'biased' student government
Lindenwood University Student Government refused to recognize Turning Point USA as a student organization.
By Simon Fedak  '22
Oct 20, 2022