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Complaining works.

Did antisemitism somehow become a job prerequisite in academia?

They better clear it up so that students know where to demonstrate.

He wrote volumes on education but don’t expect the books of Michael Oakeshott (1901-1990) to show up on an education school’s library shelves.

Could the second half of that equation be a solution to the first? Don’t bet on it.

For decades, many progressives would say they were agnostic and not atheistic. At least one philosopher is trying to close that escape valve.

We frequently learn the hard way that for all of our conflicts over academic freedom, there is more of it in the United States than there is anywhere else.

It doesn’t seem to occur to her that there’s a reason it is the First Amendment.

The Savannah College of Art and Design is throwing up a lot of numbers on its home page to prove it benefits Georgia’s economy but it is missing a few.

Now, nearly five months after the fact, we know a lot more about what transpired before the Charlottesville face-off between the alt-right and alt left, thanks to a public records request from The Chronicle of Higher Education that netted the publication thousands of internal emails from UVA.

Sonoma State University will apparently host an organization called Sonoma County Rapid Response Network to offer training to its students on how to become a “legal observer,” where the students can be taught how to document and observe immigration raids occurring in their neighborhoods. 

If this doesn’t make a double quarter pounder with cheese look more attractive I don’t know what will.