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EXCLUSIVE: Admissions counselor admits to anti-Republican bias when 'reviewing college apps'

An admissions counselor for Clemson University vented on social media about Republican student applicants.

By Mckenna Dallmeyer '22
Jan 20, 2022

In landmark free speech decision, SCOTUS rules that schools may not police social media posts made off campus

In an 8-1 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that the Mahanoy Area School District violated a student's First Amendment …

By Angela Morabito
Jun 23, 2021

Students accused of ‘cultural appropriation’ for braided hair

The "Cal Poly Student Collective" posted the photo on Facebook, initially claiming that one girl was a sorority mem…

By Celine Ryan Ciccio
Jun 6, 2018

GW issues 'action plan' for diversity after Snapchat incident

Although an internal investigation absolved the students shown in the picture, GW plans to require diversity traini…

By Abigail Marone
Apr 16, 2018

College closes terrorist art exhibit after receiving threat

John Jay College of Criminal Justice recently closed its controversial exhibition of artworks created by current an…

By Kyle Perisic
Dec 13, 2017

University radio show hosts offered penis, ‘butthole’ pics for $20 donations

"Getting It In!" aired on Saturday nights and discussed how to ask for oral sex and how to experiment with members …

By Kat Timpf
May 29, 2014

RI health exchange urges parents use dating, hookup apps to nag children into Obamacare

HealthSource RI, Rhode Island's state-run Obamacare exchange, created a “Nag Toolkit” for dating sites.

By Kat Timpf
Mar 17, 2014