Nafeesa Naz

The phenomenon, now known colloquially as “Yak-ademics,” has found its way into most schools at the University.

Surge of professor firings after controversial efforts to merge Yakarma into curriculum

By Nafeesa Naz | 1 hours ago

In recent weeks, the University reported a significant rise in professor firings due to a new phenomenon of implementing Yik Yak and Yakarma, or a user’s likes on the popular app, into the curriculum.

Nafeesa Naz

Surge of professor firings after controversial efforts to merge Yakarma into curriculum

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