Presidential Politics Week in Higher Education

Presidential Politics Week in Higher Education

Now that we’re getting closer to the election, related topics are starting to appear more frequently in campus news.

• University That Hosted First Presidential Debate Offered Students Counseling and ‘Support Spaces’
• Delaware State University Disputes Biden Claim That He ‘Got Started’ There
• President of Wichita State Who Canceled Ivanka Trump Speech Resigns

Campus activists are switching into high gear.

• UCLA Prof Partners With Progressive Group for ‘Non-Partisan’ Voter Registration Drive

Tell me this isn’t about politics.

• Trump Impeachment Witness Alexander Vindman Awarded Fellowship at U. Penn

Other than that, it’s business as usual for the left.

• Prof Complains of Threats After Calling for Death of All Cops and Capitalists
• Grad Students at UNC Demand Redistribution of Administrator Salaries
• Required Course at College in Idaho Makes Students List Examples of White and Male Privilege

Free speech is still an issue on campus.

• Survey Finds Disturbing Number of Students Believe Silencing Speech With Violence is Acceptable
• Cornell ranks low in campus free speech survey, abysmal on student free expression

Sports updates.

• Writer Apologizes for Saying America Needs College Football
• University of Denver Suspends 38 Student Athletes for Attending Off-Campus Party

The left can find racism anywhere.

• College Music Department Pledges to Remove ‘Systemic Racism’ From Curriculum

Imitation is flattery.

• Prager University Has Been So Successful That the Panicked Left is Now Trying to Copy the Model

Gibson’s vs. Oberlin news.

• Update on Cleveland Media attempt to gain access to Gibson’s Bakery store clerk Facebook records

What does this have to do with theater?

• Theater Students at Ithaca College Threaten to Out ‘White Supremacist’ Faculty

Forget everything we said…

• Princeton Trying to Walk Back Self-Accused Racism Following Federal Investigation

Well, OK then.

• Nearly 32 Tons of Carrots Dumped on College Campus in London as Part of Art Installation

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