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Could this, to revive a phrase that might be used by the more traditional English professors who populated the MLA in days of old, lead to a a renaissance for the organization?

Only in higher education, it seems, do the number of jobs go up when the number of customers go down.

Which state has excelled in producing presidents and college football champions? Here’s a hint: It begins with an O.

At least one positive education statistic did go up during the Obama years.

It seems that the old community organizer couldn’t organize the community at his old place of employment.

A student who attends the University of California-Berkeley was detained at the U.S.-Mexico border because he was an illegal immigrant and had no legal papers. Now, the university is fighting to get him released from detention.

A diversity course at East Carolina University was found to be ineffective in changing students’ racial and gender biases, the instructor found.

Now this usually doesn’t happen.

A college football team staying in a Trump hotel for the Orange Bowl should be easy material for a progressive wit, if you could find a witty progressive.

And they’re going bananas doing it.

Some of us become First Amendment absolutists after decades of watching attempts by both the political right and left to find exceptions to it.

Following the “no good jobs without college” mantra to it’s logical conclusion, one might conclude that if some higher education is good, more is even better.