Student government at St. John’s University rejects Turning Point USA chapter
Student Government at Queens Catholic School Denies Turning Point USA Chapter The student government at a Catholic university in Queens, New York, has turned down requests from peers to establish a Turning Point USA chapter on campus. This marks the second denial, following an earlier rejection last November, as confirmed by a spokesperson for the […]
University of Michigan student Lucas Mattson discovered deceased following fraternity gathering
Tragic Discovery of University of Michigan Student A student from the University of Michigan was found dead following a search that lasted for a day. This situation began when he left a fraternity party dressed only in a T-shirt and jeans, braving subzero temperatures. Lukas Mattsson, a 19-year-old engineering student, was last seen around 1 […]
Jennifer Mnookin appointed as new president of Columbia University starting July 1
Columbia University Appoints New President Columbia University has announced that a new president will take office starting July 2026. The Board of Trustees has selected Jennifer L. Mnookin, who currently serves as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is widely recognized as a leading legal scholar. The university’s announcement highlighted that the decision followed […]
Autopsy findings disclose shocking new information about the stabbing injuries and last moments of the University of Idaho victims.
New Details Emerge from Court Documents on Idaho Student Murders Recently released court documents provide a shocking account of the stabbings and the last moments of four University of Idaho students who were killed by Brian Koberger. According to unsealed autopsy results, Kaylee Gonsalves, Madison Morgen, Zana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin were stabbed a combined […]
Harvard falls to third place in university rankings, but what is leading to China’s supremacy?
Harvard’s Shift in University Rankings Harvard University, once a leader in global university rankings, has now slipped to third place according to a recent analysis by Leiden University in the Netherlands. Surprisingly, two Chinese universities have taken the top spots. This shift doesn’t just affect Harvard; it highlights a broader trend where American institutions, notably […]
Emory University dismisses Fatemeh Ardeshir-Larijani, daughter of Iranian official
Emory University Forces Out Iranian Official’s Daughter Amid Protests The daughter of a prominent Iranian official has been quietly let go from her position at Emory University, following a surge of public outcry regarding her employment. This information was confirmed by the California Post. Fatemeh Ardeshir Larijani, who served as an Assistant Professor at the […]
Daughter of Iranian official no longer holds position at respected US university
The daughter of a prominent Iranian official, who openly criticized U.S. involvement in the protests happening in Iran, is said to have lost her teaching job at a leading American university. Reports from Emory University indicate that the dean of the School of Medicine informed staff in a recent email that Fatemeh Ardeshir Larijani is […]
I run a university — the decline in reading should alarm the nation.
Report Reveals Declining Reading Skills Among College Students A recent report indicates that many college professors are facing students who struggle with basic reading and writing skills. According to Fortune magazine, an increasing number of Gen Z students entering universities have difficulty with effective reading, leading professors to break down even straightforward sentences. This trend […]
Dallas Baptist University clears campus due to threats before visit from HUD Secretary Turner
Event Cancellation at Dallas Baptist University This morning, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner and Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson had plans to speak at Dallas Baptist University. However, the event was suddenly called off due to unverified threats received by the institution. As a precaution, the university was evacuated on Thursday morning, January 22nd. […]
University instructor in California restored to position following comments on Kirk’s shooting.
Instructor Returns After Controversial Comments A lecturer from the University of California has resumed teaching after being placed on paid leave due to her remarks, “I wish he had killed me,” made shortly after Charlie Kirk’s shooting last year. Bari Brennan, who teaches communication at Fresno State University, was back in her classroom on Tuesday, […]