Perspectives

No matter how the judge rules in the lawsuit brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard, the case is…

It’s getting harder and harder to find a college campus where the Admiral of the Ocean Sea can be indigenous.

Do the people who want to ban hate speech actually hate speech?

Within weeks of a professor at the University of Michigan denying a student a recommendation for study in Israel, an art class at that same university featured a slide show comparing the Israeli Prime Minister to Adolf Hitler.

An article in The Washington Monthly promises Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Higher Education Policy but doesn’t quite deliver.

Interestingly, when you read the academic reactions they reveal more of what got past reviews by peers and, if you spend any time actually reading real academic articles, what is startling is the uncanny degree to which they do look like the real thing.

Some analysts have noticed, even if it doesn’t eat up a lot of time in the 24-7 news cycle.

It is ironic that a Berkeley Ph.D. who specializes in helping the homeless and runs a school of social work should incur the enmity of the Left but that is exactly what happened when Will Rainford offered his observations on one of Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s accusers.

By definition, soft skills should be in more plentiful supply than hard ones but are endangered by trends in both parenting and education and the overlap between the two, a scholar from the Manhattan Institute suggests.

There is actually an organized group by that name, and they are mostly in public schools.

Apparently, some university administrators are not content with just making their campus a gun-free zone.

A lecturer at the University of Texas at Austin warns that the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court could have an adverse affect on affirmative action, even though the recently minted justice has never ruled on an affirmative action case.