Merit and Preferences: Never the Twain Shall Meet
A former history instructor at the Naval Academy reflects on the problems of the diversity obsession.
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Bountiful Harvest or Boondoggle?
Is the North Carolina Research Campus at Kannapolis a good way to spend taxpayer money?
The Graduation Rate Myth
Higher graduation rates won’t help the economy because college reinforces bad work habits.
Four More Years (of the College Bubble)
President Obama’s re-election means the higher education bubble will continue to build rather than burst.
Edifice Wrecks
Ball State University officials are eager to spend student money, but their plans are feeble.
The Twelve Reforms of Christmas, Part III
We offer our final four ways to fix public higher education, especially in North Carolina.
The Twelve Reforms of Christmas, Part II
The Pope Center continues its wish list for higher education.
The Twelve Reforms of Christmas
The Pope Center has its own wish list. Harken!
Price Sensitivity Strikes Back
Belmont Abbey College and a handful of others are bucking the high tuition, high discount model.
The Smutty Professor
UNC-Wilmington’s English department has sunk to new depths by hiring a new professor whose writing is unprintable.