Is Academic Freedom All That Fragile?
It’s less imperiled than two law professors think, and competing rights should be considered, too.
Articles by George Leef
Yale and Berkeley Flunk This Test
A new interactive rating system grades colleges on what’s left of their “core curricula.”
A False Seal of Approval
St. Andrews College faces a loss of accreditation over its finances, despite providing a quality education.
A School that Reveals Its Biases
The National Labor College is avowedly pro-union; many colleges are just as biased, but they don’t admit it.
Creative Destruction Coming to Higher Ed
The emergence of high-quality online education could revolutionize college education.
Professors Have Freedom of Speech
(As long as they don’t complain about anything sacred to the left.)
The Best Defense is a Good Offense
A liberal organization claims to promote free expression by discrediting criticisms of higher education.
Dubious Educational Statistics
The Lumina Foundation forgets that state university systems do not produce degrees; students earn them.
Diversity Versus Merit
A new paper roasts three influential books that favor racial preferences in college admissions.
How the Naval Academy Achieves “Diversity”
A professor doesn’t agree that it should be the top priority.