A University of Michigan professor whose research has been funded by the Gates Foundation and Harvard University defended the assassination of Charlie Kirk, asserting the conservative activist spread hate speech and "should not be mourned or celebrated."
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Law enforcement has obtained video footage of the person suspected of shooting and killing conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, tracked his movements leading up to and immediately following the assassination, and obtained what they believe was the murder weapon, a bolt-action rifle, authorities announced Thursday morning. Investigators have determined that the suspect, who "appears to be of college […]
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Northwestern University on Tuesday announced that former president Henry S. Bienen, who led the university from 1995 to 2009, will replace outgoing president Michael Schill. Northwestern's satellite campus in Qatar marred Schill's tenure, particularly in the wake of the Oct. 7 terror attacks that drew attention to the foreign and domestic sources fueling campus anti-Semitism. So it is perhaps ironic that Northwestern has tapped the man who launched the university's Qatar campus to replace him. Bienen established the university's Qatar campus during his first stint as president, signing a contract with the Hamas-allied Gulf state that prohibits students and faculty in Doha from criticizing the Qatari regime.
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Northwestern University describes journalism professor Ibrahim Abusharif as a "former book publisher" who "has been involved in projects to translate—from Arabic into English—the Quran." It does not give examples of those projects, perhaps because they include the Quranic Literacy Institute (QLI), an organization Abusharif cofounded that raised and laundered money for Hamas and was forced to pay damages to the family of a teenaged terror victim. Abusharif is a Chicago native who received his master's degree from Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism and worked as a senior lecturer at the university's Evanston campus in 2008. From there, he moved to Qatar, where he's served as an assistant and then associate professor of journalism at Northwestern's Doha campus for more than 17 years.
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Northwestern University's contract with Hamas-allied Qatar, where the school operates a satellite campus, includes a clause that effectively forbids students and faculty from criticizing the Qatari regime, a House Committee on Education and Workforce interview with soon-to-be former Northwestern University president Michael Schill revealed.
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Northwestern University president Michael Schill stepped down on Thursday amid the university’s protracted battle with the Trump administration, Northwestern announced in a statement.
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Northwestern University president Michael Schill announced his resignation on Wednesday, saying in a statement that “now is the right time for new leadership to guide Northwestern into its next chapter.”
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George Mason University, whose president has been in the national spotlight over race-based hiring practices that the Trump administration says violate federal civil rights law, has reinstated its Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter, which it suspended last year after police found guns, ammunition, and terrorist paraphernalia at its leaders’ home.
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At a mandatory training for Columbia Law students, a diversity consultant warned that the terms "crazy uncle" and "grandfathering" could be offensive and attacked President Donald Trump for complimenting the president of Liberia on his English, calling the comment a "microaggression."
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George Mason University’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter reemerged Sunday evening with a recruitment video claiming "the spirit of resistance will not be quenched." The radical group went dark for months after police found terrorist propaganda and weapons at its leaders’ home last year, resulting in its suspension.
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