Faculty Lounge SCOTUS to Hear Affirmative Action Case from Texas a 2nd Time Spencer Irvine July 11, 2015 The Fisher v. The University of Texas at Austin case will be heard a second time before the Supreme Court.
Faculty Lounge Dept of Ed Rejects Asian-American Admissions Discrimination Complaint against Harvard Spencer Irvine July 10, 2015 Obama’s Department of Education dismissed the complaint against Harvard, which alleges that Harvard discriminates against Asian American applicants in the…
Events, Guest Articles, News Texas College Administrator says Too Little Investment in College Nick Kowalski May 14, 2015 At the South by Southwest education conference in Austin, Texas recently, on a panel entitled “What’s Next for Access and…
Events, Guest Articles, News UT-Austin Unrepentant on Affirmative Action Nick Kowalski May 11, 2015 For higher education administrators, affirmative action remains a topic of concern. In Fisher v. The University of Texas at Austin,…
Faculty Lounge Liberal Professor Blasts Affirmative Action as “Damaging to Blacks” Spencer Irvine April 6, 2015 University of Michigan professor Carl Cohen has a point, and it’s impressive that he admits that as a liberal professor….
Faculty Lounge Asians are being Hurt by Affirmative Action Spencer Irvine February 26, 2015 Asian parents and their children are not happy how affirmative action laws are discriminating against them, possibly preventing them from…
News, Perspectives Professor admits Farce of Affirmative Action Malcolm A. Kline January 13, 2015 Every now and then, academics drop their guard and reveal that one or another of the shibboleths that the modern…
News Conservative Supreme Court Victories Gabrielle Okun July 11, 2014 The Heritage Foundation’s annual Scholar’s and Scribes event held on July 8th discussed the Supreme Court’s 2013 – 2014 term….
