Erika López Prater, an adjunct art history professor at Hamline University in Minnesota, was not invited back for the spring semester after including images of medieval paintings of the prophet Muhammad in her online art history class last month. Prater had previously warned students that the images would be included in presentations during the semester, …
Alyssa Hirai is a well-rounded, civics oriented, active sophomore at Georgetown University. Which is why The Hoya, the University’s student newspaper, endorsed her for the Georgetown University Student Association vice president on November 10, 2022. In its glowing endorsement, the paper stated that Hirai and her fellow endorsee Camber Vincent would make the campus safer, …
Founded in 1885, Gibson’s Bakery is a fifth-generation family owned small business in Oberlin, Ohio. Gibson’s has been a cornerstone of the Oberlin community and an integral force helping the town get through the Great Depression and other tough challenges over the years. Whenever there was a need, the Gibson family has been there to …
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Harvard economics professor Roland Fryer, Jr. was one of the most renowned professors in the country. His commonsense, evidence based, truth-focused approach to studying provocative topics that challenged preconceived notions in academia and society earned him an appointment to the executive board of the American Economic Association, a MacArthur “genius” grant, and the John Bates …
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A nursing student at Umpqua Community College in Oregon, Kaylyn Willis was expelled after writing an essay about a shooting that administrators labeled “insensitive.” Each week, her professor instructed students to use “critical imagining” to write and post online a story from the perspective of a person suffering from a chronic disease or disorder. For …
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A newly hired lecturer at Georgetown Law, Ilya Shaprio was put on leave after posting multiple tweets about Biden’s promise to select a black woman for the U.S. Supreme Court. In one of the tweets, Shapiro said Biden “would nominate not ‘the objectively best pick’ but a ‘lesser Black woman’ to be the next Supreme …
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