Perspectives

On many college campuses, Jewish students deal with the growing trends of racism and hate crimes every day.

While political battles rage across
America over unbridled illegal immigration on the southern border, the
Columbia University Teachers College, however, leapfrogs over the entire
debate.

What trend did the trustees at Gallaudet set in motion when they gave student demonstrators veto power over the presidency of the university?

An editor at the American Federation of Teachers has issues with my recap of our conversation.

School officials react to recent shootings by banning tag.

Boston College recently amended the speaker policy in the Office of the Dean for Student Development’s Student Guide to make it clear that the school has the power to balance or cancel speakers it feels are not “sensitive to and respectful of the Catholic heritage of the institution.”

The case for private Social Security accounts is clear. More money + more ownership + more control over your destiny = private accounts are awesome. But you’ll be hard pressed to find a voice of reason on a college campus when it comes to Social Security reform.

When he alit for academia, Friar Kyle Haden landed on my beat and gave me a chance to put memories of his homilies on record so that others could see what they are in for.

The president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights upbraids a Depaul University professor for his attacks upon Alan Dershowitz.

As the film Inconvenient Truth makes its way around college campuses, our president took in a preview of the movie and gave a review in real time.

Colleges and universities are called institutions of higher education, but it makes one wonder these days whether the appellation is warranted.

While women’s studies now dominate many campuses, as usual, we can learn much from our British cousins where the entire nation is on the verge of becoming a feminist mistake, our correspondent shows.