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April 24, 2023
St Andrews University is spending nearly quarter of a million pounds a year on its equality and diversity staff but nothing at all on freedom of…
October 8, 2022
White students have reportedly been banned from attending Black History Month events by the students union at Westminster University.
October 8, 2022
White students have reportedly been banned from attending Black History Month events by the students union at Westminster University.
July 21, 2022
A tower named after controversial philosopher David Hume was rechristened in 2020 after students condemned comments he made relating to race
June 5, 2021
Students who wrongly accused a lecturer of being a racist, a “rape apologist” and a threat to their safety should face disciplinary action, a senior academic has said.Dr Neil Thin, 60, stepped back
June 5, 2021
More than 60 universities - including Manchester and Edinburgh - are licensed to use the Report + Support tool, which allows those studying there to flag inappropriate behaviour from students and staff.
June 3, 2021
Dr Neil Thin criticised a move last year by the University of Edinburgh to rename David Hume Tower, named after the philosopher now accused of slavery links.
May 15, 2021
Dr Neil Thin, 60, a lecturer in social anthropology, is being investigated after being branded racist for criticising the University of Edinburghs move to rename a tower honouring philosopher David Hume.
May 13, 2021
Senior academics at Edinburgh University have called on their principal to resign, claiming that he has sacrificed free speech to placate a small group of political “zealots”.The university’s decision
May 5, 2021
EDINBURGH University is becoming an embarrassment to Scotland. Having renamed the David Hume Tower after woke protests they have now suspended and shamed a liberal anthropology lecturer for daring to say things that most people think. I’d say, you’ll all know the case of Dr Neil Thin by now, but the coverage of the case has been sparse to say the least. Search his name on the BBC website and you’ll find, with irony, that the great British Broadcasting Corporation were more than happ...