They’re calling it “the unkindest cut of all.” As Shakespeare fans prepare to celebrate the Bard’s 443rd birthday Monday, researchers for a non-profit group say fewer colleges appear to require students to study the...
The Missouri House of Representatives passed a bill last week that would require public colleges to report regularly on how they promote and protect “intellectual diversity.” While the bill still must be approved by...
A controversial bill that could alter the way students and professors deal with opposing viewpoints passed through the House of Representatives on Wednesday. The Emily Brooker Intellectual Diversity Act, sponsored by Rep. Jane Cunningham,...
At a hearing that essentially put political correctness on trial, students from the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech told a House committee Wednesday that a law is needed to require schools to report...
All of the state’s public colleges and universities would be required to file annual reports on their efforts to promote intellectual diversity under legislation initially approved Wednesday by the Missouri House. The bill also...
A dispute sparked by a social work student at Missouri State University in Springfield has sparked legislation at the Capitol, which supporters say is needed to ensure intellectual diversity. Missouri State settled a lawsuit...
The state’s public colleges and universities would be required to submit reports explaining how they ensure diverse viewpoints are allowed on their campuses, under a bill given initial House approval Wednesday. The reports would...
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