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College Campus Censorship Comes for the Faculty Unions - Vimarsana News

College Campus Censorship Comes for the Faculty Unions

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyThis year’s membership drive for the faculty union at Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC) hit a stumbling block late last month, as the school’s administration shuttered an on-campus informational table set up by the organization, and two state-level union representatives were taken away in handcuffs.The HACC Education Association, which was formed in April 2022 and represents roughly 900 faculty members, kicked off its recruitment c

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The Cost of Defeating Identity Politics | Mark Bauerlein - Vimarsana News

The Cost of Defeating Identity Politics | Mark Bauerlein

The lesson for conservatives is that the debate is different from what they expect.

Today, Joe Biden Rails Against Legacy Admissions. His Past Casts An Awkward Shadow. - Vimarsana News

Today, Joe Biden Rails Against Legacy Admissions. His Past Casts An Awkward Shadow.

How Beau Biden got a DOJ job provides an awkward backdrop to his father's rage at the Supreme Court's decision outlawing affirmative action.

Is Campus Free Speech Really Dead? - Vimarsana News

Is Campus Free Speech Really Dead?

Media coverage of campus speech controversies focuses almost solely on elite, coastal schools. But what about the rest of the country? A report from an array of higher education institutions nationwide

Our East German Universities - Vimarsana News

Our East German Universities

Stan Evans liked to joke that back in 1964, young conservatives had to get over the Goldwater defeat without grief counselors. This was no exaggeration in 2016, when administrators at campuses across the country rushed to comfort students (and many tearful faculty) the morning after Donald Trump’s surprise victory, with long, lugubrious campus-wide emails “sharing the pain” of the campus community, and listing the emotional support resources the campus would