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Harvard University Faces $151 Million Decline in Donations Amid Backlash Over Anti-Israel Protests

Harvard University experienced a 14 percent drop in contributions during fiscal year 2024, amounting to a $151 million decline as the college continues to face backlash over ongoing anti-Israel protests on campus. According to The Harvard Crimson, the university’s endowment fund saw a total decrease of $193 million in contributions. However, a $42 million increase… Continue reading Harvard University Faces $151 Million Decline in Donations Amid Backlash Over Anti-Israel Protests
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Black Students at University of Michigan Criticize DEI Initiatives as Ineffective

Black students at the University of Michigan have dismissed the university’s extensive Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, calling them a failure. “D.E.I. at Michigan is rooted in a struggle for racial integration that began more than a half-century ago, but many Black students today regard the school’s expansive program as a well-meaning failure,” a… Continue reading Black Students at University of Michigan Criticize DEI Initiatives as Ineffective
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Government Program Meant To Boost National Security Funded Anti-American Professors

Two government programs within the Department of Education meant to boost national security are actually funding college departments and professors with anti-American beliefs, according to a report from The Daily Wire. The National Resource Center’s fellowship program and the Foreign Language and Area Studies fellowship claim to bolster “the security and prosperity of the United… Continue reading Government Program Meant To Boost National Security Funded Anti-American Professors
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Federal Judge Strikes Down New York’s Concealed Carry Ban on Private Property

Last week, a federal judge ruled that a New York law banning licensed firearm owners from carrying concealed weapons on private property without explicit permission from the owner violates the Second Amendment. The law, enacted in 2022 as part of the Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA), required property owners to post signs or give express… Continue reading Federal Judge Strikes Down New York’s Concealed Carry Ban on Private Property
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Record-Low Trust in US Mass Media Continues, Gallup Poll Finds

A recent Gallup poll revealed that trust in mass media among Americans continues to be at an all-time low. According to the survey, for the third year in a row more US adults say they have no confidence in the media than those who express a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust. Only 31… Continue reading Record-Low Trust in US Mass Media Continues, Gallup Poll Finds
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Harvard Permits Activists to Protest Event Featuring Anti-Hamas Speaker for up to 10 Minutes

Students at Harvard University hosting Mosab Hassan Yousef, an anti-Hamas speaker, for a lecture were required by the university to read a statement allowing protesters to disrupt the event for up to 10 minutes. “Speech is privileged in the University community,” the student who hosted the event read to the audience. “There are obligations of… Continue reading Harvard Permits Activists to Protest Event Featuring Anti-Hamas Speaker for up to 10 Minutes
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University Of Kansas Professor Leaves After Viral Remarks On Shooting Conservatives

The University of Kansas announced that an instructor who went viral on X for comments about shooting certain types of male students is no longer employed, according to a report from Inside Higher Education.  Phillip Lowcock, a health sport and exercise science lecturer, can be seen in viral video footage saying he’d like people to… Continue reading University Of Kansas Professor Leaves After Viral Remarks On Shooting Conservatives
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Supreme Court Tosses out Decision Allowing 18-Year-Olds to Carry Firearms in Public During Emergencies in Pennsylvania

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court tossed out a decision that permitted 18-year-olds to openly carry firearms in Pennsylvania during declared emergencies. The court upheld a ban preventing adults between the ages of 18 and 20 from carrying firearms in public during a state of emergency, with no dissents noted in the brief order, according to… Continue reading Supreme Court Tosses out Decision Allowing 18-Year-Olds to Carry Firearms in Public During Emergencies in Pennsylvania
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Voter Registration Group Giving Away Taylor Swift Tickets Led By Man Convicted Of Voter Fraud

A New York voter registration group is offering a creative incentive to get young people to the polls—Taylor Swift concert tickets. But the man behind the organization, Civic Innovation Works, has a controversial past with voter fraud.  Civic Innovation Works’ leader Tate Hausman is a political operative with ties to New York City Mayor Eric… Continue reading Voter Registration Group Giving Away Taylor Swift Tickets Led By Man Convicted Of Voter Fraud
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UNC-Chapel Hill Launches School of Civil Life and Leadership to Promote Free Speech on Campus

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has announced the creation of a new School of Civil Life and Leadership (SCiLL), aimed at promoting free speech and civil discourse on campus. The new initiative will offer students courses designed to equip them with skills for engaging in reasoned debates, including oral presentation, resolving misunderstandings,… Continue reading UNC-Chapel Hill Launches School of Civil Life and Leadership to Promote Free Speech on Campus
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TPUSA Welcomes its Latest Contributor: Brandon Tatum

Turning Point USA is pleased to announce its newest contributor, Brandon Tatum, a former police officer turned influential conservative commentator. Known for his straightforward, no-nonsense approach, Tatum has gained prominence by breaking down complex issues like law enforcement, criminal justice reform, and personal responsibility in ways that resonate with Gen Z. His ability to connect… Continue reading TPUSA Welcomes its Latest Contributor: Brandon Tatum
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Harvard’s Broad “Doxing” Policy Could Threaten Student Journalists, Free Speech

Harvard University updated its “doxing” policies in September to be more broad, leading free speech advocates to believe the policy will inadvertently silence student journalists, according to a report from National Review.   The sweeping policy update states that “personal information” constitutes a person’s “personal or business address, email, cell or telephone number, class schedule, photo… Continue reading Harvard’s Broad “Doxing” Policy Could Threaten Student Journalists, Free Speech
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