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Student newspaper publishes op-ed criticizing return of 'invasive species' White peers to 'Chocolate City'
An American University student compared White students returning to campus with "settler colonialism."
By Dion J. Pierre 
Mar 2, 2021
US House passes 'Equality Act.' Religious conservatives warn it's 'conscience-crushing.'
Members of Congress officially reintroduced the “Equality Act” on February 18.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Feb 26, 2021
In COVID crackdown, UMass told students not to go to work, offered pay for them to stay home
After a spike of Covid-19 cases, UMass Amherst instructed students to not leave campus for outside employment.
By Lela Gallery  
Feb 26, 2021
Facing massive budget cuts, Michigan launches $30 million 'free' college program
Amid massive cuts to the state's budget, Michigan launched a new $30 million "free" tuition program.
By Abigail Streetman  
Feb 24, 2021
Iowa bill aims to rein in colleges' COVID control
A new bill proposed in the Iowa House of Representatives would prohibit colleges and universities from punishing st…
By Abigail Streetman  
Feb 24, 2021
Virginia Tech uses federal COVID aid money to refund students $100
Following a multi-million dollar donation, Virginia Tech University has decided to give students a credit equal to …
By Abigail Streetman  
Feb 24, 2021
Want to fight racism? According to one university, cancel classes and take a nap.
La Salle University announced in early February its plan to combat racism...by having students take naps.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Feb 23, 2021
Students tell Chico State University to 'reopen or lower our tuition'
Chico State President Grace Hutchinson reversed a decision to fully resume in-person learning this fall, committing…
By Dion J. Pierre 
Feb 22, 2021
Illinois State University promotes scholarship for illegal immigrants
Illinois State University promoted on its website a scholarship program for DACA and illegal immigrant students.
By Dion J. Pierre 
Feb 20, 2021
EXCLUSIVE: Texas Southern University once involved in contract giving China broad control of its Confucius Institute
In recent years, Texas Southern University was involved in a contract with China that gave the CCP a considerable …
By Mckenna Dallmeyer  
Feb 19, 2021
Rep. Thomas Massie tries to abolish Department of Education with one sentence bill
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) has introduced a bill to abolish the federal Department of Education.
By Angela Morabito 
Feb 19, 2021
More states consider allowing illegal immigrants to pay cheaper tuition than American citizens
New legislation in three states could make attending college cheaper for illegal immigrants than for American citiz…
By Angela Morabito 
Feb 18, 2021
FREE tuition...only for Black and Native American students?
An Oregon school is offering free tuition for Black and Native American students.
By Ben Zeisloft  
Feb 15, 2021
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Students support college 'Sex Week' events...but they're not so sure about their parents
As Valentine's Day approaches, Ohio State University is set to host "Sex Week’" with several workshops on "kink 101…
By Addison Smith 
Feb 12, 2021
UIowa hiked tuition, cut scholarships for students while profs raked in six-figure salaries, report says
A new report highlights the salaries of University of Iowa professors, many of which are close to $1 million.
By Kynda Alzoubi 
Feb 5, 2021
UChicago considers entire academic department for 'critical race' studies
The University of Chicago is considering the creation of a new critical race studies department.
By Ashley Carnahan 
Feb 1, 2021
EXCLUSIVE: Newly obtained documents reveal disturbing details of Chinese influence on campus
For years, Campus Reform has reported on Chinese-funded centers operating across the U.S.
By Jezzamine Wolk 
Jan 28, 2021
Colleges take drastic action to punish COVID non-compliance, including...restricting WiFi?
As the spring semester kick off, universities are looking for harsher punishments to enforce COVID mandates.
By Alyssa Rinelli 
Jan 26, 2021
Colleges closed many campus services during pandemic...but still charged students for them
Lawsuits across the country have been filed against colleges for charging students fees for services that were cut …
By Ben Zeisloft  
Jan 26, 2021
How Biden could change higher education
Under President Joe Biden, higher education is poised to face a slew of changes in the coming months and years.
By Jezzamine Wolk 
Jan 24, 2021