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University Bias - The American Conservative - Vimarsana News

University Bias - The American Conservative

“Bias Reporting Systems” are a major threat to campus free speech. It’s up to state legislators to do something about them.

Trump Budget Cuts Size of Federal Government, but Bolder Reforms Needed - Vimarsana News

Trump Budget Cuts Size of Federal Government, but Bolder Reforms Needed

President Donald Trump’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2021 would reduce the size and reach of the federal bureaucracy significantly by shifting government responsibilities back to constitutional priorities and empowering state and local governments.  These reforms, contained in the request Trump sent Monday morning to Congress, would put the budget on track to balance and represent a significant first step toward reducing spending and stabilizing the nation’s unsustainable debt. 

Back to Campus and the Return of Shout Downs - Vimarsana News

Back to Campus and the Return of Shout Downs

Students pounded their fists on the door so hard the walls shook. Pulled fire alarms, broke windows.  Was this an attempt to escape a burning building? No, just another riot that canceled a speech on campus. 

Biden's proposed Title IX rewrite was bombarded with public comments: What comes next? - Vimarsana News

Biden's proposed Title IX rewrite was bombarded with public comments: What comes next?

Experts weigh in on when the Biden administration will issue a final Title IX rule, and what it does with the record number of public comments submitted.

University of Central Florida reaches settlement in free speech lawsuit - Vimarsana News

University of Central Florida reaches settlement in free speech lawsuit

The University of Central Florida has agreed to pay $35,000 in court fees to a legal advocacy group and discontinue its bias response team after losing a free speech lawsuit.