Oxford University Press selects ‘rage bait’ as the 2025 word of the year
New Oxford Word of the Year Captures Global Anger George Bernard Shaw once remarked, “Britain and America are two countries separated by the same language.” Yet, it seems the divide has shrunk, united by a shared sense of anger. This week, Oxford University Press revealed its Word of the Year, which resonates profoundly with current […]
California Lutheran University senate disapproves Turning Point USA chapter
Turning Point USA Chapter Rejected at California Lutheran University The student senate at California Lutheran University has voted against establishing a chapter of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) on campus. The decision was made through a secret ballot, resulting in a 2-11-1 vote, according to the student news organization, the Echo. Over 50 individuals participated in […]
Student at University of Delaware Arrested for Alleged Mass Shooting Plan, Reportedly Wanted to Become a Martyr
Arrest Made in Alleged Mass Shooting Plan at University of Delaware On November 24, authorities reported the arrest of a 25-year-old man suspected of plotting a mass shooting involving the University of Delaware Police Department. According to various news sources, officers from the New Castle County Sheriff’s Office were conducting a property search at Camby […]
University of Delaware student suspected of planning an attack on campus police
University of Delaware Student Arrested for Alleged Attack Plot A student from the University of Delaware has been accused of planning an attack on the university’s police department. Luqman Khan, who is 25 years old, was taken into custody last week in New Castle County. Authorities reportedly discovered a loaded .357-caliber Glock handgun, along with […]
University of Alabama halts publication of Alice and Nineteen Fifty-Six magazines
University of Alabama Suspends Student Magazines On Monday, the University of Alabama announced the suspension of two student-funded magazines, Alice Magazine and Nineteen Fifty Six. This decision follows a memo from Attorney General Pam Bondi issued in July, which discussed federal anti-discrimination laws. The memo was sent as non-binding guidance to federal agencies, outlining best […]
University of Oklahoma Student Claims Transgender Teacher Gave Her a Failing Grade for Referencing the Bible in Gender Essay
A student from the University of Oklahoma claims that his First Amendment rights were violated by a failing grade he received for an essay that referenced the Bible. In response, the university has placed a male instructor, who identifies as a woman, on administrative leave while they investigate the situation. As reported, Samantha Hrunecki got […]
Benedictine University stands up for its campus transgender event.
The Catholic University of Illinois is reaffirming its support for events like the “Trans Day of Remembrance,” which took place on November 20th at Benedictine College. This day is recognized nationally to honor transgender individuals who have fallen victim to anti-trans violence, according to the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD). A promotional graphic […]
Student at University of Oklahoma submits discrimination complaint after failing gender essay in psychology class with transgender teacher
University Investigation over Discrimination Complaint A graduate assistant has been let go amid an investigation regarding a discrimination complaint raised by a student. This student, expressing frustration, consistently referenced the Bible when discussing an article about gender stereotypes assigned in a course taught by a transgender instructor. Samantha Hrunecki, a University of Oklahoma student, took […]
Another University Settles for Campus Antisemitism
Following negotiations between the Trump administration and Northwestern University, the institution has agreed to pay over $75 million to the U.S. government to settle investigations concerning anti-Semitism on its campus. Reportedly, millions in federal research funds will be returned to universities in the Chicago area, according to the Associated Press. The administration had put a […]
University Charged with Allowing Antisemitism Reaches Agreement to Pay $75 Million to the Government
Northwestern University Settles Anti-Semitism Inquiry Northwestern University has agreed to pay $75 million to the U.S. Treasury as part of a settlement concerning a federal investigation into anti-Semitism on its campus. This resolution also paves the way for restoring a substantial amount of research funding, which had previously been terminated. The Trump administration had accused […]