CONSTITUTION

UT's School of Civic Leadership launches new courses on Western civ, American civics

In August, the school began offering courses for an economics, politics, and philosophy minor, directed by G. Dirk …

By Keely Mills '26
Sep 24, 2024

PROF. GIORDANO: Why 30% of Gen Z sympathize with Osama bin Laden

The American education system produces undereducated, radicalized individuals who are indoctrinated with anti-Ameri…

By Nicholas Giordano
Sep 11, 2024

TASHJY: The First Amendment: How can so few words confuse so many?

In the wake of the recent campus protests, it seems everyone is an expert on the First Amendment.

By Ken Tashjy
Jun 14, 2024

Leftist professors urge Biden to defy Supreme Court rulings

Harvard law professor Mark Tushnet and San Francisco State University political scientist Aaron Belkin urged Biden …

By Emma Arns '26
Aug 1, 2023

UNC faculty protest proposed state civics requirement as 'undue interference in university affairs'

Nearly 700 faculty members at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill say that the state legislature’s actions…

By Gabrielle M. Etzel
Apr 27, 2023

NC House passes bill that would require universities to teach the Constitution

The NC House recently passed a bill that would require college students to take three credits in American Governmen…

By Maria Colombo '25
Mar 29, 2023

WATCH: Students don’t know the Constitution

Campus Reform’s Higher Education Fellow Nicholas Giordano was a guest on National Report to discuss the abolishment…

By Rachel Kennedy
Oct 28, 2022

Constitution Day event at Tulane University puts emphasis on abortion

Tulane University hosted a Constitution Day event on Sept. 16 that focused on abortion rights.

By Logan Dubil '23
Sep 19, 2022

GIORDANO: Students cannot pass a basic citizenship exam: A shameful indictment of our education system

The overwhelming majority of students fail the exam. The pass rate for the test is 70%. Out of the approximately 1…

By Nicholas Giordano
Sep 16, 2022

'LGTBQ+ Rights and the Constitution' course coming to campus this fall

Students who take the class will study 'the historical and legal development of equal treatment for members of the …

By Alice Seeley '23
Jul 7, 2022

The Constitution 'serves white supremacy,' pro-reparations law professor argues

Brandon Hasbrouck, who is an assistant professor of law at Washington and Lee University, uses Thomas Jefferson's s…

By Emily Fowler '24
Mar 21, 2022

Q+A: Cherise Trump explains why students’ right to free speech matters

Campus Reform recently sat down with Cherise Trump, executive director of Speech First, a nonprofit organization th…

By Melissa Da Gama '23
Mar 10, 2022

5 times campus leftists expressed anti-American sentiments in 2021

Campus Reform’s reporting on higher education covers how anti-American sentiment is embedded in universities' curri…

By Antoinette Aho
Dec 30, 2021

Yale Law student speaks out over controversy from his Constitution Day email

Campus Reform spoke with Trent Colbert, the Yale Law School student and Federalist Society member that received cri…

By Ben Zeisloft
Nov 2, 2021

'Harmful language alert’ appears near founding documents on National Archives website

The National Archives added a 'harmful language alert' to digital copies of the Declaration of Independence, Consti…

By Ben Zeisloft
Sep 18, 2021

WATCH: Students sign petition to abolish the U.S. Constitution

With Constitution Day on Friday, Ophelie Jacobson talked with University of Florida students about the U.S. Constit…

By Ophelie Jacobson
Sep 16, 2021

USA governed by international law? Yale prof explains his proposed constitutional amendment.

'Campus Reform' interviewed a Yale professor who recently advocated for enshrining international law into the Const…

By Robert Schmad '23
Aug 12, 2021

VIDEO: What do students know about the Constitution?

Ahead of Constitution Day, Campus Reform traveled to the University of Georgia.

By Addison Smith
Sep 17, 2020

South Carolina's The Citadel to require US Constitution course for graduation

The Citadel announced that future cadets will be required to complete a course on the United States Constitution.

By Leo Thuman
Aug 6, 2020

UMich claims free speech lawsuit has ‘mistaken premises’

UMich, however, insists that "there is nothing in university policy that inhibits students from expressing their vi…

By Adam Sabes
May 21, 2018

College pays $55k to settle lawsuit with arrested students

The students were told they could not engage in free expression on the public college's campus because the school h…

By Adam Sabes
Jan 25, 2018

'Hate speech is not free speech,' insist college presidents

A group representing 23 institutions of higher learning in San Antonio penned an open letter earlier this month dec…

By Adam Sabes
Dec 28, 2017

Student body prez: UC-Berkeley 'not bound to Constitution'

Cohen called the university re-commitment to free speech a sop to baby boomers, urging his followers to “confront t…

By Neetu Arnold
Aug 24, 2017

University regents consider required course on Constitution

Five members of the University of Colorado's Board of Regents are considering a proposal that would require student…

By Adam Sabes
Aug 24, 2017

Constitution-wielding student sues college over speech policies

The free speech zone, which covers just 0.003 percent of campus, is reportedly the size of approximately three park…

By Amber Athey
Apr 3, 2017

Harvard law prof joins suit challenging Trump's legitimacy

According to the suit, Trump is in violation of the Emoluments Clause, which prohibits federal office holders from …

By Justin Caruso
Jan 30, 2017

Conservative students ARRESTED for handing out Constitutions

The Alliance Defending Freedom has now filed a federal lawsuit against KCC, accusing the school of violating both t…

By Amber Athey
Jan 18, 2017

CR president doxxed, harassed by leftists at UW

A flyer with the headline "The Racist in Your Class" accuses CR President Jessie Gamble of "affiliations with white…

By Amber Athey
Jan 10, 2017

VIDEO: Georgetown students say Constitution outdated, overrated

In advance of Constitution Day, Campus Reform interviewed students at Georgetown University, many of whom suggested…

By Cabot Phillips
Sep 16, 2016

U of I Senate wants 'substantial consequences' for 'intolerance'

Most senators say they support the bill's goals, but are worried that it is too ambiguous, saying they intend to cl…

By Amber Athey
Sep 1, 2016

Law prof: Investigate NRA for 'profiting from dead children,' not PP

According to a University of Miami law professor, the U.S. Constitution is used to “justify irrational and destruct…

By Amber Athey
Aug 16, 2016

Law prof. blasts conservative SCOTUS justices

Jamie Raskin, a professor of Constitutional Law at American University and Democratic Maryland State Senator, rippe…

By Gretchen Edelman
Aug 7, 2015

Calif. college settles student lawsuit, will comply with First Amendment

In a settlement, Citrus must make all public spaces free speech areas.

By Gabriel Nadales
Dec 12, 2014

University officials threaten students passing out U.S. Constitution

Students for Concealed Carry were passing out U.S. Constitutions and collecting signatures against restrictive spee…

By Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Oct 14, 2014

University cuts Women’s and Gender Studies, will teach Constitution instead

USC Upstate will shutter the Center for Women's and Gender Studies this summer.

By Lauren Cooley
May 19, 2014

Tufts offers popular Constitution class only three times since 2006 to maintain ‘balanced’ department,

Class previously offered in 2006 and 2012.

By Kat Timpf
Feb 12, 2014