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In the one-time capital of the confederacy, officials have renamed an elementary school.

But not until the school year is over.

Economist Walter Williams argues that it is not the failures of the free market that have led to its disparagement, primarily in academia but also in K-12 education, but its successes.

A transgender student’s lawyers claim there is one and a federal judge is giving him the right to try to prove it in court.

Western Illinois University hosted a ‘social justice’ summit of college professors on June 1.

A pet graduation ceremony was held for the sixth consecutive year at a small college in Florida, where 50 pets “graduated.”

We write frequently about the carnage and chaos wrought by communism and socialism because somebody has to.

Perhaps there was a time when great writers were welcomed in academia and appreciated the time they spent there. This isn’t that time.

Academics have always prided themselves on elevated discourse, frequently at the expense of the rest of us. Their claims of reaching this exalted state are increasingly, well, out of reach.

It has a lot to do with public school reading material, the founder of the appropriately named Success Academy points out.

You might ask the sages who issued culturally appropriate warnings beforehand.

As a fellow at the Hamilton Center, Mary Grabar gets to follow closely the comings and goings at nearby Hamilton College.