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Campus Reform, a project of the Leadership Institute, is America's leading site for college news. As a watchdog to the nation's higher education system, Campus Reform exposes bias and abuse on the nation's college campuses. Our team of professional journalists works alongside student activists and student journalists to report on the conduct and misconduct of university administrators, faculty, and students. Campus Reform holds itself to rigorous journalism standards and strives to present each story with accuracy, objectivity, and public accountability.

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A University report finds AOC and Bernie Sanders as being “Below Expectations” in terms of effectiveness.

A recent U.S. Department of Education report found that many institutions of higher education are not reporting large foreign gifts or contracts.


A New Mexico Tech professor has found that both legal and illegal activity at the U.S.-Mexico border are causing a decrease in vegetation cover.


The administrator who authored the piece acknowledged that his language was divisive, calling it “unfortunate but necessary.”

Former Antifa member turned conservative activist Gabriel Nadales reacted Sunday to President Donald Trump saying he is strongly considering labeling Antifa a terror organization.


The University of Florida has settled a lawsuit in which a conservative group sued the school.

A new video posted on YouTube depicts alleged Antifa members hurling eggs at two supporters of President Donald Trump who were giving out “free hugs.”


Yale student groups and a petition demand the disarming of campus police



Several professors are urging the University of Wyoming to "shelve" its new marketing slogan, "The World Needs More Cowboys," because they feel it evokes the image of a "white, heterosexual male."

One student derided Owens as an Uncle Tom, while other protesters asked him accusatory questions and then shouted over him as he attempted to answer

The petition argues that ND is promoting a "contraceptive culture" that directly contradicts Church teaching, noting that the university itself had previously argued that even third-party coverage would violate its religious freedom

One particularly popular refrain among marchers was the call to ban "assault weapons," but nobody seemed quite sure just exactly what an "assault weapon" actually is

A student at Indiana University of Pennsylvania was recently barred from attending a religious studies class that he needs in order to graduate after he questioned his instructor's claims regarding the "reality of white male privilege."


White people are welcome to attend the launch party Thursday night, but while their support is "appreciated," the founders insist that "it's a zine for QPOC and by QPOC [queer persons of color]."

President Trump delivered his State of the Union address earlier this week, which was favorably received by 75 percent of those who watched it

Donald Trump's State of the Union address is coming up this Tuesday, but some students must have gotten a sneak peek, because they already hated it.

The lawsuit accuses campus police of "deliberate indifference to the plaintiffs' safety," saying officers permitted "hordes of violent rioters to swarm the university campus in a violent rage."

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and owner of The Washington Post, recently donated $33 million to a scholarship fund for illegal immigrant students.

Opposition to “fascism” is increasingly in-vogue on college campuses, but many students still aren’t sure exactly what it is that they’re protesting against.

Multiple journalists have been detained by campus police this year for "trespassing" on college campuses, including twice at City University of New York schools. At the University of Colorado at Boulder, administrators even put up a sign identifying

Senators ruled that Turning Point USA violated three policies related to on-campus events, but the group's president believes that the technicalities are just an excuse for "leftist students" to curtail TPUSA's influence.

• A dorm for honors students at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst recently put up a display featuring Care Bears characters offering advice for "grumpy or stressed" students.

Brooklyn College is advising New York City police officers to use bathrooms on the far end of campus in order to avoid being seen by students who might be offended by their presence.