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But a key turning point came this weekend when black players on mizzou's division one football team decided to boycott until wolfe resign and the black activist group who campaigned for his ouster demanded, among other things, a meeting with missouri's governor. >> aiding and dismantling systems of oppression within higher education, specifically the -- the resignation of tim wolfe is a glimmer of hope for historically marginalized students whose voices have been silenced by patriarchal white male institutions. >> reporter: and those football players who used their clout to impact the campus d...

But a key turning point came this weekend when black players on mizzou's division one football team decided to boycott until wolfe resign and the black activist group who campaigned for his ouster demanded, among other things, a meeting with missouri's governor. >> aiding and dismantling systems of oppression within higher education, specifically the -- the resignation of tim wolfe is a glimmer of hope for historically marginalized students whose voices have been silenced by patriarchal white male institutions. >> reporter: and those football players who used their clout to impact the campus d...

And because of "rolling stone"'s good reputation this changed the debate. >> yeah. >> and actually pushed the rape on campus debate to the forefront. >> yeah, and this is what makes the lack of accountability after the fact so maddening. "rolling stone" has to understand in some respect that by not holding anyone accountable, by not firing anyone, they're not just damaging their own reputation, they're damaging the reputation of the industry of journalism. people look at future stories about rape on campus or rape anywhere suspiciously and they'll think that reporters get a free pass if they g...

Border right now, a humanitarian disaster with kids. we need to close down the border and i'll just leave it at that for right now. >> reporter: you know, on the campus, a state of shock with the realization that both candidates in the general election in november are professors right here at randol randolph macon. i spoke to the provost and he can't believe that he's running. >> i thought the elevator was not going to the top floor, that this wasn't going to make it, it might be a foolish endeavor like i think the entire rest of the world, we were all wrong. >> reporter: so it's all in the hi...