Texas is about to ban talking on college campuses at night. Seriously. This proposed law, Senate Bill 2972, aims to prohibit “engaging in expressive activities on campus between the hours of 10 p.m. and 8 a.m.” The sheer breadth of this ban is staggering; it encompasses virtually any form of communication or expression, from casual conversation to writing a paper, posting online, or even wearing a t-shirt with a message.
This isn’t just about quiet hours; it’s about silencing any and all expressive conduct protected under the First Amendment. The potential impact is enormous, impacting students’ ability to study together, participate in late-night discussions, or even simply socialize.… Continue reading
The US Department of Education is investigating 60 colleges and universities for alleged antisemitic harassment and discrimination, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. These investigations follow increased pressure on universities to curb pro-Palestinian demonstrations, and the Trump administration has vowed to defund institutions deemed non-compliant. Columbia University, already facing the cancellation of $400 million in federal funding, exemplifies this crackdown. The investigations encompass a range of institutions, including several Ivy League schools, and involve both ongoing inquiries and responses to previously filed complaints.
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I can’t wrap my head around why anyone would want to listen to Kyle Rittenhouse speak at a university. What could this murderer possibly have to offer in terms of value or insight? It baffles me that colleges and universities are giving a platform to someone who took the lives of two individuals. It’s a disturbing example of the direction our country is heading in when we glorify individuals like Rittenhouse.
The fact that Rittenhouse was able to speak at Western Kentucky University is shocking to me. How can someone with such a lack of education and moral compass be allowed to address an audience of students seeking knowledge and growth?… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
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