Despite enormous endowments and surging numbers of applicants, all is not well in the Ivy League. Next year, SCOTUS will decide whether Harvard has disadvantaged Asian applicants, and meanwhile, a series of freedom of...
A University of Minnesota regent who resigned his position in order to be […]
Jodi Shaw, who outed Smith College for its ‘hostile work environment,’ earns ‘Hero […]
To the Editors: “Who Cares About Character?” by Professor of Ancient History Nadya Williams is breathtaking in its tendentiousness. In her zeal to join Princeton University’s campaign to sully the reputation of Joshua Katz, one...
In May, Gov. Glenn Youngkin sent the Council of Presidents of Virginia’s public colleges and universities a detailed letter setting out his expectations. Among his most urgent requests is that university administrators promote intellectual diversity and...
Imagine you’re a college student and a controversial issue comes up during class. […]
Last month, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed S.B. 7044, a higher education bill that packs a powerful punch. Higher education accreditation may seem a ho-hum bit of insider baseball dictated at the federal level....
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