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Also praised Iran’s ‘strong gender inclusion’ and ‘prioritization of human life’ A City University of New York pro-Palestinian professor who a year ago screamed “LEAVE!” at pro-Israel counter-demonstrators during a rally in which in she participated recently praised the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps … and called for the “U.S. empire” to be brought down “by any means neces...


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ANALYSIS/OPINION The College Fix’s Simon Olech talks to Adam Guillette about how DEI policies are still an issue on campuses, even after the Trump administration’s crackdown and executive orders on the issue.

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His tossing a molotov cocktail into a crowd was a ‘strike against the colonist procession’ that ‘celebrates genocide,’ it claims This past week, the University of Colorado Boulder chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine demanded the release of convicted killer Mohamed Soliman … and justified his firebombing of a pro-Israel event a year ago. Soliman was sentenced last mon...


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Students ‘share stories with the incoming freshman class that touch on themes of setting boundaries, consent, agency, sexual assault’ Student leaders at Stanford University are upset that a decade-old, student-developed program intended to help freshmen “intentionally develop their sexual citizenship” is no longer a requirement at New Student Orientation. According to The Sta...


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Professors point to cheating, poor math skills, and over-reliance on A.I. The number of University of California Berkeley students who failed a computer science course this past spring semester was “significantly higher” than previous terms, according to a recent report. According to The Daily Californian, a whopping 35 percent failed the introductory course “The Beauty and J...


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