A Florida history teacher, Lauren Watts, was placed on leave for giving a student an award entitled 'Most Likely to Become Dictator,' which was perceived as mocking the student's conservative views.

One professor says the president’s goals are a ‘white nationalist project,’ another says it’s a much needed reform to the ...

Historian Phillip Magness’ new book critiques The New York Times’ 1619 Project, saying it contains historical inaccuracies ...

Orchid Health, founded by Noor Siddiqui, assists parents in selecting embryos to discard based on potential health risks, ...

A former employee has sued Liberty University, alleging racial discrimination and retaliation for whistleblowing in a case ...

Indiana taxpayers should not be responsible for funding an anti-Trump news site, especially when similar content is available ...

ANALYSIS: Associated Press-linked news site gets $2 million per year from public universities while turning out anti-Trump ...

Michigan State University students can get free help filing public records requests from the administration with the help of the student newspaper. The State News now offers a Freedom of Information ...

A federal appeals court ruled that West Texas A&M University's ban on a drag show, imposed by President Walter Wendler, ...

Analysis from the group Do No Harm indicates that black applicants have almost 10 times the odds of admission compared to ...

Roughly 80 percent of the 2017 and 2018 Truman Scholars remain in liberal politics within a decade after winning the ...

Likewise, Georgetown U. Student Association President Ethan Henshaw (pictured), the former chair of the Georgetown College ...