At Wright State, No Room for Critics of Marxism
The restrictions placed on critiquing Marx shows that leftists will hang together to protect their dominance of the academy. On Minding the Campus.
Headlines
The 490 BC Project Is the History Project We Need
Students know little about Western civilization—it's time that changed. On the Heartland Daily News.
Budget Cuts Have Finally Come for Higher Ed
It took a pandemic to force colleges to reconsider major spending priorities. On The New York Times.
East Carolina Switches to Online Recruiting
After COVID-19 led to a 5 percent drop in admissions, the university looks to connect with students virtually. On the East Carolinian.
New Student Visa Rule Would Push Top Talent Away from America
Making it harder for foreign students to come to America only hurts the economy and other Americans. On Forbes.
At U of Wisconsin-Madison, More Furloughs into 2021
The university is facing a $320 million revenue loss and trying to make up for it. On the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The WASP Roots of Social Justice
The social justice movement is the Anglosphere's modern authoritarian ideology, and higher ed nurtured it for decades. On Tablet.
Replacing Title IX
Joe Biden would revoke the rule changes passed by Betsy DeVos, but doing so won't be simple. On Education Dive.
UNC Needs to ‘Stop Pretending’ In-person Classes Can Work
With the pandemic showing no signs of letting up, the plans of leaders to bring students on campus aren't reckoning with the facts on the ground. On the Daily Tar Heel.
Intervention in Yale Investigation May Keep the Case Alive
Even if Joe Biden wins the election, Students for Fair Admissions may keep the investigation going if the Department of Justice drops it. On Powerline.