Making Summer Reading Programs Matter
University summer reading programs can be made much more meaningful than they currently are.
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Blueprint for a Tower of Babel
UNC-Chapel Hill’s Summer Reading Program picks a book that promotes divisive identity politics.
UNC-W Professor Defends Free Speech
Mike Adams urges conservatives to take action
Great Books: The “Comeback Kid” of Higher Education?
In the right settings, students embrace classic texts.
Tax-Free Academic War Chests
Do the Old Tax Laws Make Sense With University Endowments in the Billions?
Engaging the Disengaged Student
In a new book, The First Year Out, a sociology professor suggests colleges teach according to how students learn.
A Dream Derailed
Martin Luther King’s dream of a color-blind society is threatened by government racial preferences.
Academic Freedom: Just How Far Does It Extend?
Robert O’Neil’s new book probes the meaning of academic freedom and sees threats to it.
Does Liberal Education Have a Future?
The former dean of Harvard College suggests that academia has traded a coherent sense of purpose for pleasure
Chancellor Search Should Be Transparent
North Carolina state universities have the most secretive hiring practices for top university officials in the nation.