Universities across Houston, Galveston, and Corpus Christi have kept their students and staff updated regarding operating status and the physical condition of their campuses. From Diverse Issues in Higher Education.
At UNC-Chapel Hill, students have staged a sit-in around a controversial statue. At Randolph, a statue comes down. At Georgia, a portrait comes down. In Inside Higher Ed.
Officials at Charlotte Law School are informing students and staff that "it is winding down operations." The roughly 100 students currently enrolled will have to continue their education elsewhere. In the Triangle Business Journal.
A free speech event will take place at UC Berkeley September 24-27. There are rumors that controversial speakers such as Milo Yiannopoulos will be attending. In the Chronicle of Higher Education.
An international student from Glasgow, Madeleine Kearns, relates her experiences at New York University. "I still feel unable to speak freely, let alone critically," says Kearns.
In the Spectator.
"Ohio State University no longer allows decorations in dormitory windows, prompting student ire and a First Amendment debate," reports Jeremy Bauer-Wolf. On Inside Higher Ed.
UNC Chapel Hill students continue to protest Silent Sam. "We aren't going anywhere," says one student.
In the Daily Tar Heel.
Students at California State University Stanislaus are "demanding the expulsion of a white nationalist student."
On the College Fix.
"Two national organizations of math teachers are on a mission to prove that math education is 'unjust and grounded in a legacy of institutional discrimination',"
reports Toni Airaksinen. On Campus Reform.
Ann Coulter, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Stephen K. Bannon have been invited to speak at UC Berkeley this fall semester.
In the Chronicle of Higher Education.
