Activism

Professor plans to pick up honor at Ryerson U. -- despite protests and a defense of academic freedom that has struck many as weak.

President suspended and vice president expelled at New Paltz -- but they have a lawyer threatening to sue and video that supports their defense.

Documents reveal new governmental role in surveillance of campus activists.

At Young America's Foundation conference, college students trumpet conservative ideas and take aim at "liberal hostility."

Student leaders use Facebook to advertise events and bolster group membership.

University alters policy defining "acts of intolerance," partially settling lawsuit brought by students who say they were censored.

James Madison students hope a strip of cloth can inspire a higher level of campus discourse.

Despite reports to the contrary, students who wanted to cast ballots in 2004 had little difficulty doing so, political scientists find.

After the anti-sweatshop movement grew on campuses a decade ago, a framework arose for resolving protests and making it possible for colleges to continue to enjoy revenue from licensing their logos for use on clothing and other products.

Shunning divestment as “destructive,” George Washington U. creates a more “constructive” scholarship for Sudanese students.