Life in the Fast Lane Week in Education

Life in the Fast Lane Week in Education

Are the 1980s making a comeback in higher education? This case makes me wonder.

• Penn State Rocked by Massive Fraternity-Based Cocaine Ring Bust
• Alleged Ringleader of Cocaine Trafficking Operation at Penn State Turns Himself in to Authorities

In other news, the EPP is doing great work.

• Feds Investigate Hispanic-Only On-Campus Events After Complaint by Equal Protection Project
• Discriminatory “Donor Intent” v. The Civil Rights Laws – EPP’s Complaint Against Florida State University
• Wabash College’s Discriminatory ‘Pathway To Your Future’ Program Challenged By Equal Protection Project

The crazy left still rules on campus.

• Indiana U. Releases Professor Following Complaint She Linked MAGA to ‘White Supremacy’
• Bridgewater State Now Providing University-Funded Chest Binders
• Students at Gonzaga U. Still Angry About School’s Response to Alleged Racist Incidents in February

Some cracks are showing.

• Brooklyn College has Tiny Number of Enrollees for Identity-Based Programs
• Course on Black Politics at U. Florida Canceled Due to Low Enrollment

This seems like a problem.

• UC Berkeley Calculus Professor Claims Some of Her Students Can’t Do Middle School Math

What a shame.

• Columbia Student Who Said ‘Zionists Don’t Deserve to Live’ Loses Lawsuit Against School

Is he right?

• Penn Law Professor Argues Second Amendment Covers More Than Handheld Weapons

Really?

• American Medical Student Association Now Offering Abortion Training Retreats

You don’t say.

• Abdul El-Sayed’s Half-Sister is a U. Chicago Professor Who Allegedly Assaulted a Cop

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