Worthwhile Reform or Vain Endeavor?
The UNC system’s newly-formed General Education Council hopes its initiative will improve core curricula.
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An Idea Whose Time Has Come?
Equity funding for college students is attracting attention, but can’t work as long as we have easy government loans.
Mission Creep at the Infirmary
Should student fees pay for sex counselors and improvisational theater?
The Academy Then and Now
Academic leftists used to be interested in ideas and arguments; much less so today.
Food Fetish on Campus
Colleges and universities are embracing “food studies” primarily as another way of pushing leftist beliefs.
UNC Budget Brawl Shaping Up
The University of North Carolina system is cranking up the pressure for higher budgets even as a key state official warns that a large increase is unlikely.
Mitch Daniels Takes the Helm at Purdue
A no-nonsense politician completes his first year as president and has ambitious plans in store for the university.
Can We Do Anything About “Party Schools”?
A sociologist’s book explores the disturbing party culture at her university but sees no real solution.
Bogus Grades at Winston-Salem State?
A suspended professor turns the tables on the administration during a hearing to challenge her CV.
A Poll on the Latest UNC-Chapel Hill Scandal
Was the administration right to halt Mary Willingham’s research?