Perspectives

The Democratic challenger, locked in a neck-and-neck race, as of this writing, with conservative icon, U. S. Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is running a well-oiled, financially at least, campaign largely driven by contributions from employees of the University of Texas.

With the killing of Jamal Kashoggi, a contributor to The Washington Post, in Saudi Arabia, media outlets started churning out stories on President Trump’s past business deals with the Saudis, but have yet to examine the Arab nation’s very current economic exchanges with American colleges and universities.

The two Ivy League schools whose progeny like to lecture the rest of us about diversity have a hard time…

The political science professors who run an annual poll rating all the American presidents just released their yearly survey and…

A trio of professors at the University of Oklahoma is team teaching a course designed by none other than the classic British poet W. H. Auden.

When the government tries to create jobs, it somehow only winds up creating new regulations.

The Yale Law School Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic is helping to represent PEN America in a lawsuit against the president in which they allege that he is illegally attempting to muzzle the media.

On Thursday, October 25, the anti-Koch liberal and progressive activists plan to protest and criticize Charles Koch and his network of organizations.

A student at the University of Wisconsin at Madison tried to make a terrorism class more challenging: He demanded that the word “jihad” be eliminated from it.

Big names might garner hits and visits but not necessarily provide accuracy.

They may rank among the lowest in numbers or percentages of any group admitted to Harvard, but they rank first in SAT scores, Attorneys for Students for Fair Admissions showed in court.

Two professors dissect America’s Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S. Primacy